Author Topic: Can't find a neutral safety switch for 1975 CB750K5 anyone have one or a source?  (Read 1369 times)

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Offline Otto

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Can't find a neutral safety switch for 1975 CB750K5,anyone have one or a source? I have scoured the web and cannot find one. i'd rather not bypass it?

Any  ideas?

Thanks-

Otto
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2007 Triumph Bonneville - Silver/Black Carburetted

Offline Patrick

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If you afre talking about the safety unit that allows you to engage the starter, you don't need one for the bike to run. It will kickstart without it.

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1970 CB750 K0
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Offline Otto

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I am aware that I don't need one, but, it should be there to prevent bike from starting in gear..

I don't want any surprises...

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1971 HONDA CB750K1- Valley Green Metallic

2007 Triumph Bonneville - Silver/Black Carburetted

Offline bryanj

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have you the part number? if so try www.westernhillshonda.net
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Offline Bodi

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All it is is a diode between the neutral switch and the clutch lever switch. You may be able to open it up and see this, but basically you need about a 10A 200PIV diode connected with the stripe towards the clutch switch wire. That lets power flow from the starter solenoid (coming from the battery through the start button) through the diode (electrons flow only one way through a diode, from the stipe end towards the opposite end) and through the neutral switch to ground. The clutch switch bypasses the diode and neutral switch directly to ground when the clutch is disengaged, it's only there so you can stsrt the bike in gear with the lever pulled in. You could just connect the clutch and neutral switch wires at the safety box... but your neutral light will come on whenever the clutch is pulled in.