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Honda CB750K rear brake light switch spring 35357-300-000
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1969-76 Honda CB750K Rear Brake Light Switch Spring ~ Replaces 35357-300-000

29-7009
$5.95 USD
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1969-76 Honda CB750K Rear Brake Light Switch Spring ~ Replaces 35357-300-000

1969-76 Honda CB750K Rear Brake Light Switch Spring ~ Replaces 35357-300-000
$5.95 USD
Description

Replace your rear brake stop switch spring with this Rear Brake Light Stop Switch Spring, replacing OEM #35357-300-000.

Key Features
• Rear brake light stop switch spring
• Replaces OEM #35357-300-000

Fitment / Compatibility
• Honda CB750K (1969‑76)

Part Number: 29-7009

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Make Model Year
Honda CB750K Standard 1969
Honda CB750K 1970
Honda CB750K 1971
Honda CB750K 1972
Honda CB750K 1973
Honda CB750K 1974
Honda CB750K 1975
Honda CB750K 1976

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Estimated ground delivery after your order ships
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USA4–7 business days
Canada2–6 business days

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many rear brake-light switch springs are included and required?

One spring replacing Honda OEM 35357-300-000 is included, and one is used between the rear brake pedal linkage and switch on a compatible 1969-1976 CB750K.

How should the rear brake-light switch be adjusted after spring installation?

Set it so the brake light comes on just before the rear brake begins to apply and turns fully off when the pedal returns.

What can cause the brake light to stay on after replacing the spring?

Incorrect switch height, a sticking pedal pivot, wrong pedal free play or a spring routed under tension can keep the switch activated. Correct the mechanical adjustment before riding.

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