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1970 Honda CB350K2 Brake-Light Switch

This CB350K2 switch selection covers the rear brake-light stop switch. Before replacing it, compare the mounting, mechanical operating connection and wire terminals on your bike. A nonworking brake light can also involve the lamp or wiring, so establish what needs repair first.

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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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1970 Honda CB350K2 · Rear Brake-Light Switch Buying guide

Identify the rear brake-light switch connection

The replacement is assigned to the rear brake-light circuit. Check how the existing switch is mounted and operated, then use the service manual when adjusting the light’s operation after the repair.

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Honda CB Rear Brake Light Switch Rear brake-light switchReplacement rear stop-light switch with a current application for the 1970 CB350K.View part

Inspect the circuit before choosing a part

A brake light that stays off or stays on does not establish that the switch alone is faulty. Inspect its mechanical connection and wiring alongside the lamp. Order the replacement after identifying the failed component rather than replacing unrelated parts by guesswork.

Allow for previous changes

The catalog supports the K2 application, but altered rear controls or a replaced harness can affect installation. Compare the physical switch and terminals with what is fitted. Retain the correct adjustment procedure instead of assuming a newly installed switch is ready without checking operation.

Buying questions

Is this the rear or front brake-light switch?

This is the rear brake-light stop switch. Match it to the rear brake-operated switch on the motorcycle rather than selecting it for a different switch position simply because the bike’s model appears in the application.

Will it connect to an altered wiring harness?

Compare the existing terminals and circuit arrangement first. The replacement is listed for the K2, but a changed harness may use different connectors. Resolve that difference before ordering rather than assuming a direct electrical connection.

Should I replace the switch if the brake light stays on?

Inspect the switch’s operating connection and adjustment as well as the wiring before ordering. A new switch is appropriate when the component is faulty; the symptom by itself does not establish which part needs replacement.

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