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1972 Honda CB350K4 · Signals & Reflectors Buying guide
The rear stay supports a signal, the gasket seals its lens joint and the screw-on reflector uses its own fitting. Choose the part for the damaged location instead of treating these as one assembly.
Rear turn-signal stayFits either rear side and replaces 33607-286-871 / 871B. Sold individually.View part
Turn-signal lamp gasketReplacement for reference 33443-268-671, for the specified round lamp and lens arrangement.View part
Screw-on reflectorStock-type reflector with a 6mm thread, replacing reference 33741-340-670.View part
Related parts: Front reflector rubber base
The rear stay can be used on the left or right, and each stay is a separate purchase. Inspect the mounting area as well as the stay itself. A bent bracket or changed lamp can affect the fit even when the motorcycle’s model year matches.
A signal gasket should follow the lens and housing it seals. Compare its outline with the old seal before ordering for a non-original lamp. The linked front reflector rubber base is a different component, intended beneath the reflector rather than inside a turn signal.
The same listed stay can be used on either rear side. It is sold each, so order one for a single-side repair or two when replacing both rear stays.
Custom lamps are not covered simply because they are mounted on a CB350K4. This gasket references 33443-268-671. Compare the lens and housing profile with the specified stock-type lamp arrangement before buying.
The 6mm thread is one check, but also compare the mounting surface and the rubber base beneath the reflector. A changed fork or headlight bracket can leave a different mounting arrangement on the bike.
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