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andy120t:
Existing switch is an old one from a box, and it's missing the starter button and the related internal switch; and it's also missing the wiring for the red run/off switch too - so I'm just looking to find a correct replacement that I can simply swap in rather than trying to find the internal bits - so a nice clean, new one is the aim!

I had just used the kick start, so was able to work around those missing bits by using the light switch as on/off, but I want to wire properly now and have lights and the electric start.

I have a CB650 one that might do for now....but it used block connectors with tiny terminals, so that's another pain to work round!

andy120t:
I looked a bit closer now, the run/off switch is there but the wires have been pulled out...to get to it I need to remove the light switch which seems to be a JIS screwdriver, so can't do that until I buy some. Will try Halfords later.

Still missing the starter button though - I'm not sure those are available anywhere, but if they are, any thoughts where?

Oddjob:
What bike are you looking for one for Andy, CB500K or a CB550F or a CB550K3, they are all different.

I have a spare one of the 550F switches, just reconditioned it as per pic. Might be a bit too bright for you though  ;D ;D The bodies have been ceramic coated not sprayed, impervious to hydraulic fluid as well.

May be willing to sell, genuine switch, I don't do copies. All internals have been checked, cleaned and coated with dielectric grease. The sheathing on the wires has been replaced as well and all bullet connectors are original and perfect.



And as they were before being done.



Can I just say I've tidied up the paint on the symbols since those pics were taken, just in case you were noticing it.

andy120t:
Ken,
They look great - thanks for the offer. I've now taken mine apart and it's only missing the starter button and some wiring, so my plan is to clean and rewire that one - whilst trying to find an appropriate button (which may not be original).
Thanks again!

Oddjob:
I'll look in my big box of switchgear bits and see if I have one. I had some spare cases ceramic coated so they live in the same box. Just in case.

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