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Honda CB Front Brake Light Switch Sub Harness ~ Replaces 35345-319-000

$7.00 USD
73-0104
Replace your front stop switch sub harness with this Front Stop / Brake Switch Sub Harness, replacing OEM #35345-319-000.Key Features• Front stop / brake...

1973 Honda CB350G · Front Stop-Switch Wiring Buying guide

Replace the damaged front-switch wiring section

A local harness repair starts by identifying the damaged section and its mating connectors. Check the switch and main-harness ends so the new sub-harness addresses the actual fault and fits the retained components.

Keep the repair local to its purpose

This is the front stop-switch sub-harness, with a stated CB350G application. It is a useful choice when that short section is damaged or missing. Inspect adjacent wiring before assuming that renewing only this section will resolve the circuit fault.

Match the retained switch and loom

Previous repairs may have changed connectors or wire routes. Compare the new section with the fitted parts and the correct wiring diagram before installation. If the bike has a different brake-light switch arrangement, establish the required connections before buying original-pattern wiring.

Buying questions

What should I check before buying this short wiring section?

Compare the connectors at both ends and trace the route to the front stop switch. If previous repairs changed either mating connection, establish the required wiring arrangement before ordering the original-pattern sub-harness.

Will it fit a converted front brake-light switch?

Compare both connector ends and the required route first. A different master cylinder or switch arrangement may use wiring that differs from the original-pattern application.

Should I replace the switch at the same time?

Only if diagnosis shows it needs replacement. Inspect the switch terminals and adjoining wiring so you can distinguish a faulty switch from a damaged sub-harness.

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