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1969 Honda CB350K1 Ignition Coils & Plug Caps

The ignition choices for this 1969 CB350K1 include a 5-ohm replacement coil, an LB05F plug cap and a separate 3.3-ohm coil option. Match the ignition system’s requirements first, then check mounting space and the connections at the plug lead.

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Honda CB500 CB450 CB350 CL350K0 CL350K1 ignition coil 30500-292-672

Honda CB Ignition Coil ~ Replaces 30500-292-672

$37.95 USD
17-6923
Replace your CB450/CL450, CB500T, or CB350/CL350/SL350 ignition coil with this Ignition Coil, replacing OEM #30500-292-672 / #30500-312-000 / #30500-286-004 / #30500-286-007 / #30500-310-670. 12V...
Honda CB360 CB350 CB250 spark plug cap LB05F

Honda CB360/CB350/CB250 Spark Plug Cap ~ LB05F

$9.38 USD
23-3117
Spark Plug Cap - LB05F for custom or restoration work on classic Honda CB motorcycles.  Key Features Aftermarket part Sold as: Each Fitment /...
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Honda CB360 CB350 CL350K0 performance high output single tower coil

Honda CB Performance High Output Single Tower Coil

$89.95 USD
17-6807
Upgrade your CB350 or CB360 ignition with this Performance Single Tower Ignition Coil. Single-tower high-output coil with 3.3 Ohm primary resistance and 70 kV...
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1969 Honda CB350K1 · Ignition Coils & Plug Caps Buying guide

Choose the coil around its electrical and physical fit

Primary resistance and mounting dimensions matter more than a similar-looking coil body. The 5-ohm replacement provides useful wire and bracket measurements for comparison, while the plug cap is a separate service choice.

Parts to consider

Honda CB Ignition Coil ~ Replaces 30500-292-672 5-ohm replacement coilSingle-output 12V coil with approximately 80mm mounting centers and a 19-inch plug wire. Supplied individually with wires attached.View part Honda CB360/CB350/CB250 Spark Plug Cap ~ LB05F LB05F plug capAftermarket LB05F spark plug cap for the 1969 CB350K1. Supplied individually.View part

Related parts: 3.3-ohm single-tower coil

Account for lead direction

The replacement coil includes a blue lead with a dual female bullet connector and a black/white lead with a male bullet connector. When replacing the beige Honda coil, the product instructions call for reversing its mounting orientation because the wires exit differently.

Treat coil resistance as a selection requirement

The linked single-tower coil has 3.3-ohm primary resistance, whereas the featured replacement is 5 ohms. Do not choose between them solely by appearance or a performance label. For a modified ignition, confirm the required resistance and installation details with its manufacturer.

Common ordering questions

What comes attached to the 5-ohm replacement coil?

The coil comes with a 19-inch spark plug wire and its low-tension leads attached. The blue lead has a dual female bullet connector; the black/white lead has a male bullet connector.

Is one LB05F cap a complete set for the motorcycle?

Each LB05F cap is sold individually. Inspect the caps you plan to renew, compare the plug and wire connections, and order the number needed for that work rather than assuming the listing supplies a set.

Which coil should I use with an electronic ignition?

Follow the ignition manufacturer’s coil-resistance requirement. The linked alternative has 3.3-ohm primary resistance and is described for systems requiring a 3-ohm coil; that does not make it interchangeable with every electronic ignition.

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