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Honda CB1100 CB900 CB750 CB650 fuse box assembly 38200-MF9-405
VintageCB750 parts reference, SKU 73-0125. 1982 Honda CB750F A (U.S.; serial limits unverified) example. OEM 38200-MF9-405.
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Honda CB1100 / CB900 / CB750 / CB650 Fuse Box Assembly ~ Replaces 38200-MF9-405

73-0125
$49.95 USD
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Honda CB1100 / CB900 / CB750 / CB650 Fuse Box Assembly ~ Replaces 38200-MF9-405
$49.95 USD
Description

Replace your fuse box with this Fuse Box Assembly Complete with 15-amp fuses, replacing OEM #38200-MF9-405.

Key Features
• Fuse box assembly
• Includes 15-amp fuses
• Replaces OEM #38200-MF9-405
• Honda part name: Plate Assy., Fuse
• Interchangeable with Honda 38200-460-841

Fitment / Compatibility

• Honda CB750K (1981‑82)
• CB750F (1981‑82) Supersport

• Honda CB750SC (1982‑83) Nighthawk

• Honda CB900F (1981‑82) Supersport
• CB1100F (1983) Supersport

• Honda CB650 (1981‑82)
• CB650C (1981) Custom
• CB650SC (1982) Nighthawk

Part Number: 73-0125

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Make Model Year
Honda CB750K 1981
Honda CB750F 1981
Honda CB750K 1982
Honda CB750F 1982
Honda CB750SC Nighthawk 1982
Honda CB750SC 1983
Honda CB900F Supersport 1981
Honda CB900F 1982
Honda CB1100F Supersport 1983
Honda CB650 1981
Honda CB650 1982
Honda CB650SC Nighthawk 1982
Honda CB650C Custom 1981

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Canada2–6 business days

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which fuse rating is included with Honda fuse box 38200-MF9-405?

The replacement fuse-box assembly includes 15-amp fuses and replaces Honda OEM 38200-MF9-405 for the listed 1981-1983 CB650, CB750, CB900F and CB1100F applications.

Can a higher-amperage fuse be installed to stop repeated blowing?

No. Use only the fuse rating specified for the correct circuit and motorcycle. A fuse that repeatedly opens indicates a short, overload or component fault that must be repaired.

What should be inspected before installing the new fuse box?

Disconnect the battery and inspect the old box, terminals and nearby harness for heat damage, corrosion, loose connections or pinched wiring. Correct the underlying fault before energizing the replacement.

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