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No luck finding a new switch I can't find a new switch to replace the corroded one. I did find a switch that has potential on EBAY. It has the correct electrical properties in that it has two circuits (4 Wires) that are activated by a push button. It will open one circuit and close the other...

Wow,3 years later and these darn switches are still rotting away! My 77 CB 750A had similar problems because brake light would not work. Also the park lamp on right indicator was DOA. Was the part you got on EBAY new or used? I sure would like a serviceable switch. CB NUT DO you still have the...

Thanks for the info. This sounds like a nice "cheap" substitute for the ancient Honda part. Is this one of those flashers that will work with a variable load on the circuit. Kinda like the ones used when you hook up a trailers lights?

I couldn't help but notice that it came with a box of parts. I have a 77 CB750A and need a park brake switch. This is an automatic specific part located on the aluminum housing just above the rear brake lever. Please do me a solid and see if you have one thats not rotted out at a reasonable price

On your reply of 6-10-16 you said " changed it from 142 to 552 now working perfectly". I'm kinda new to the 750's so please explain how this fixed the slow blinker? I have a cb750A that also has a blinker that's as slow as Moses. Whats a 142 or a 552 for that matter? thanks.

I am in need of the Park Brake Switch for my Immaculate 77 CB750. This is a Hondamatic specific part since the other models don't need a park brake. I would consider a good used part since no new ones are available and it is considered obsolete. No corroded parts please. The Honda original part...

Honda 750A Hondamatic , 1977 Park Brake Switch problem 10-01-16 I've recently found the reason why my brake lights do not work. The automatic models have a requirement for an emergency brake because they cannot be left in a gear when parked. Honda thought it prudent to put a light on the right...