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1971 Honda CB350K3 · Brake Light Switch Buying guide
The rear stop switch is a separate component from the front brake switch. Its application includes the K3, but altered pedal hardware or wiring makes an on-bike comparison important before ordering.
A brake-light problem should be traced before replacing the rear switch. Check the lamp, connections and front and rear switch operation using the Honda service manual. This replacement addresses the rear-pedal switch; it is not the K3’s distinct front-brake switch.
Rearsets or changed footrest hardware can alter how the rear stop switch is mounted and operated. Compare the existing switch location, connection to the pedal and lead reach before ordering. The original-model application does not establish compatibility with every custom brake-control arrangement.
The featured part is the rear brake switch. A fault associated only with the front lever calls for checking that separate circuit and switch. Identify which control fails to operate the lamp before ordering a replacement.
Compare the rearset arrangement with the switch mounting, pedal connection and wire reach on your motorcycle. The replacement has K3 application, but custom controls may change the way a rear brake light switch must be supported and operated.
Check the mounting position, connection to the rear brake pedal and lead terminals. Photograph those details before removal. If the wiring or controls differ from the Honda layout, have the replacement’s suitability checked before purchasing.
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