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1976 Honda CB360T · Brake-Light Switches Buying guide
A replacement switch needs to match how the brake operates it. The hydraulic front switch, rear switch and separate connecting lead are distinct service items, each with its own inspection points.
The original front disc-brake arrangement uses a hydraulic stop switch, while the rear brake uses a separate switch operated by the pedal linkage. Check the failed function and the actual mounting before ordering. Changed master cylinders or custom controls may use a different front-switch arrangement.
A damaged front sub-harness can interrupt the brake-light circuit even when the switch itself is sound. Compare its terminal ends with the motorcycle’s wiring. For work that opens the hydraulic brake system, follow the Honda service procedure and verify proper brake operation before riding.
The replacement has an M10 × 1.25 thread and lists Honda references 35350-300-006 and 35350-300-016. Check the installed brake hardware if the master cylinder or junction has been changed.
Inspect both. The sub-harness is the connecting wiring for the front stop switch, while the switch responds to brake pressure. Damaged terminals or insulation call for a different repair from a faulty switch.
Only after checking the actual arrangement. Some replacement controls use a lever-operated electrical switch instead of the CB360T’s stock hydraulic switch. Match the new controls’ specified switch and connectors rather than relying on the motorcycle’s year.
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