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1973 Honda CB350G · Starting & Charging Buying guide
A relay switches starter current, the heavy cable carries it and the rectifier serves the charging system. Their different roles help narrow an order when the battery, connections and fitted wiring have been checked.
Starter solenoid relayReplacement starter relay listed for the CB350G twin.View part
Rectifier with female connectorReplacement rectifier with a female connector and explicit CB350G application.View part
Starter-motor cableAftermarket heavy starter lead, sold each. Compare the terminal ends, route and length.View part
Related parts: Starter terminal rubber boot · Starter-motor seal
The starter cable is sold each and is listed for the CB350G application. Check its length, routing and terminals against the existing lead. The related terminal boot protects its own connection, while a damaged relay or cable requires its own diagnosis.
The replacement rectifier has a female connector. Confirm the connector and charging-system arrangement before ordering, particularly where a combined aftermarket unit has already been fitted. Do not assume that changing the rectifier alone addresses every reason a battery may lose charge.
Inspect the cable and terminals and compare their condition, route and reach with the starter fitted. Replacement is a separate decision from the starter itself; use a sound, correctly matched lead.
Not by itself. Check the battery and circuit connections using the service information before choosing a relay, cable or starter component.
The related terminal boot covers the electrical connection. The separately linked starter-motor seal is a different service part, specified at 60 × 1.4 mm.
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