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1970 Honda SL350K0 · Speedometer Cable Buying guide
A cable order needs more than a model name. Confirm the route and both attachment points on the motorcycle, especially if the forks, drive or speedometer are no longer the original components.
The old cable can provide useful evidence even when it is no longer serviceable. Photograph both ends and compare its full length with the offered assembly. If an earlier owner altered the routing, establish what the installed drive and instrument require before repeating that arrangement.
Identify whether the cable is actually the part requiring replacement. A drive, cable and instrument are separate components, and the presence of a replacement cable does not diagnose the fault. Have the relevant assembly checked when the cause is uncertain, then select the part from that finding.
Reference 44830-425-870 helps identify the offered cable, but a modified motorcycle still needs a connection and routing check. Compare both ends and the complete length with the actual instrument and drive before ordering.
Identify the installed speedometer and drive, then establish their end connections and the required routing. Use the 38.5-inch end-to-end specification as a comparison value, not as proof that an unknown assembly accepts this cable.
No. The separate plug is described as a drive-gear protection component, with its own dimensions and purpose. It is not an alternative cable and should be selected only after its intended location has been confirmed.
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