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1969 Honda CL350K1 · Electrical Buying guide
Choose ignition parts by the fitted ignition system, and charging parts by the battery and stator. A 5 ohm coil, a stator-and-regulator kit and a standalone lithium-ion regulator cover three distinct repair decisions.
5 ohm single-output coil12 V coil supplied with attached wires and a 19-inch spark-plug lead. Mounting-hole centers are approximately 80 mm; sold individually.View part
Lead-acid charging kitStator and rectifier/regulator supplied together for standard lead-acid battery systems. Confirm the fitted wiring and exact application before ordering.View part
Lithium-ion rectifier/regulatorSeparate combined rectifier/regulator with a 14 V ±0.2 V set point. Confirm that requirement with the battery manufacturer; it is not for lead-acid batteries.View part
A charging kit combines a stator with a rectifier/regulator. The separate Hot Shot unit works with the stock stator, making it an option when testing shows the stator can remain. Identify any replacement stator and check its requirements before choosing the smaller repair.
A replacement ignition may have a different coil-resistance requirement from the equipment removed earlier. Record its manufacturer and instructions rather than choosing by a high-output label. Physical fit also matters: compare the coil bracket, wire exits and available lead reach with the installed arrangement.
Choose the battery chemistry first. The lead-acid charging kit and lithium-ion rectifier/regulator have different battery restrictions, so changing the battery later may also change which charging parts you need.
The separate Hot Shot units are designed to work with the stock stator. If that stator passes the appropriate tests, choose the regulator version for your battery chemistry and check the existing connectors and mounting arrangement.
Provide clear connector photographs, wire arrangement, component markings and battery type. Include details of any aftermarket ignition or stator so compatibility can be checked against the equipment fitted to your motorcycle.
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