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1968 Honda CB350K0 Rear Brake-Light Switch

This 1968 CB350K0 switch selection centers on the rear brake-light circuit. Honda used a pull switch operated by the brake pedal, so compare the switch body, operating linkage and wire ends before replacing a worn switch or adapting changed rear controls.

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Honda CB Rear Brake Light Switch

$10.33 USD
12-0008
Replace your rear brake light switch with this Rear Brake Light Stop Switch. Exceptionally broad fitment across the SOHC CB750 lineup and virtually the...
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1968 Honda CB350K0 · Rear Brake-Light Switch Buying guide

Check the pedal-operated switch before ordering

The available rear stop-light switch has a threaded body and attached wiring. Its mounting, movement and connection to the brake pedal all need to match the arrangement on the motorcycle.

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Honda CB Rear Brake Light Switch Rear stop-light pull switchReplacement for the rear brake-light circuit, with a threaded switch body and attached leads.View part

Distinguish adjustment from a failed switch

A brake lamp that stays on or responds late does not by itself identify a failed switch. Check the pedal-operated mechanism and switch adjustment using the Honda manual before selecting replacement parts. Include the spring and mounting condition in that inspection.

Plan around modified rear controls

Rearsets or altered pedal hardware can change the switch’s position and pull direction. Compare the available space, operating travel and wire reach with the existing arrangement. The replacement is listed for the CB350K0, but custom linkage geometry needs a separate check.

Ordering questions

Is the operating spring included with this switch?

An operating spring is not confirmed in the supplied contents. Inspect the existing spring and attachment points before ordering. If the spring is missing or damaged, confirm a suitable replacement rather than assuming it arrives with the switch.

Will the wire ends connect to a modified harness?

Two attached leads have bullet-style terminals. Compare the actual terminals and circuit connections on your motorcycle. A spliced or replacement harness may require different connections, so do not judge compatibility by model year alone.

Should I replace the switch if the lamp stays on?

First check the pedal linkage and switch adjustment following the Honda manual. A switch held in its operated position can keep the lamp on. Order a replacement after identifying whether the switch, mounting or operating linkage needs attention.

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