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1972 Honda CB350K4 · Rear Brake-Light Switch Buying guide
This is a focused rear brake-switch choice. Inspect how the existing switch is mounted and operated, then compare the connectors on the motorcycle instead of selecting by the general switches-and-sensors category name.
Honda lists the K4 rear switch and its operating spring separately. Inspect both when tracing a fault, along with the wiring and lamp. A new switch will not repair a damaged or missing spring; check that retained connection before finalizing the order.
A replacement harness, different lamp or repaired connector can change what is fitted to a vintage motorcycle. Compare the replacement’s terminals and available lead routing with those on the bike. Use the Honda service manual for adjustment and electrical checks after the repair.
Yes. It is identified as the rear brake-light stop switch for the supported CB350K application. Do not select it for a front-brake control merely because both operate the stop lamp.
Confirm the cause first. Check the switch’s operation and its connection to the rear pedal, as well as the circuit. A new switch will not correct an unrelated wiring or linkage problem.
Photograph the existing mounting, lead terminals and pedal-operated connection. Compare those details with the replacement, and identify any altered fittings before ordering rather than assuming an earlier replacement retained the original arrangement.
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