2000-2002 Honda Motorcycle Hornet S 600 CB600S IGNITION SWITCH LOCK SET 2 KEYS 35010-MBZ-D01
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2000-2002 Honda Motorcycle Hornet S 600 CB600S IGNITION SWITCH LOCK SET 2 KEYS 35010-MBZ-D01

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2000-2002 Honda Motorcycle Hornet S 600 CB600S IGNITION SWITCH LOCK SET 2 KEYS 35010-MBZ-D01Ignition Switch Lock Set, Gas cap, Seat Lock, w Keys Fit for Honda Hornet S 600 2000 2002 Hornet 250 2000 2007 Features: Original looking aftermarket fuel tank cap and ignition barrel. Ignition Switch with 2 keys and harness wiring connector. Keys are selected at random and will not likely match exisiting keys. Professional Installation is highly recommended. Installation intruction NOT included. Specifications: Condition: Aftermarket 100% Brand New

Ignition Switch Lock Set, Gas cap, Seat Lock, w/Keys Fit for Honda Hornet S 600 2000-2002 Hornet 250 2000-2007

Features:
Original looking aftermarket fuel tank cap and ignition barrel.
Ignition Switch with 2 keys and harness wiring connector.
Keys are selected at random and will not likely match exisiting keys.
Professional Installation is highly recommended.
Installation intruction NOT included.

Specifications:
Condition: Aftermarket 100% Brand New
Material: Steel, plastic
Color: Black
Placement on Vehicle: Front

Igniition Switch:
Number of Wires: 4
Number of Plugs: 1
Number of Pins: 4

Replacement Part Number:
Key Set 35010-MBZ-D01, 35010-KEA-740, 35010-KEA-J00, 35010-KEA-J50
Switch Assy 35100-MBZ-D01, 35100-MBR-J10
Cap Assy 17620-MBZ-611
Seat Lock 77225-MBZ-611
Fixing spring, seat lock 77226-KY2-700
washer, seat lock 77236-GW0-000

Fits Make/Year/Model:
Fit for Honda Motorcycle 2000 Hornet S 600 CB600S - CB600F2Y
Fit for Honda Motorcycle 2001 Hornet S 600 CB600S - CB600F21
Fit for Honda Motorcycle 2002 Hornet S 600 CB600S - CB600F22

Fit for Honda Motorcycle 2000 Hornet 250 CB250 - CB250FY
Fit for Honda Motorcycle 2001 Hornet 250 CB250 - CB250F1
Fit for Honda Motorcycle 2002 Hornet 250 CB250 - CB250F1
Fit for Honda Motorcycle 2003 Hornet 250 CB250 - CB250F3
Fit for Honda Motorcycle 2004 Hornet 250 CB250 - CB250F3
Fit for Honda Motorcycle 2005 Hornet 250 CB250 - CB250F3
Fit for Honda Motorcycle 2006 Hornet Standard 250 CB250 - CB250F6
Fit for Honda Motorcycle 2006 Hornet Deluxe 250 CB250 - CB250F6
Fit for Honda Motorcycle 2007 Hornet Standard 250 CB250 - CB250F7
Fit for Honda Motorcycle 2007 Hornet Deluxe 250 CB250 - CB250F7

(Compatibility Chart is for Reference ONLY!!!)
(Please Compare with Your faulty unit and the image we provided to Decide Fitment)

Package includes:
1x Fuel Gas Cap
1x Ignition Switch Lock
1x Seat Lock
1x Seat Lock Spring
1x Seat Lock Washer
2x Keys

You will get what you see in the picture!

Note:
THIS IS NOT A GENUINE PART. The keys are blank key, not the chip keys.

The product on offer is an accessory or spare part and thus is not an original product of the vehicle manufacturer.
The name of the vehicle manufacturer is stated only as an indication of the determination of the product being offered as an accessory or spare part, to clarify, for which vehicle the product on offer fits.

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