Ignition Key Switch | Honda CT90 / Trail 90

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CMC Part Number:3262-CT90

Replaces OEM Part:35100-324-760, 35100-324-761, 35010-111-671, 35010-077-007, 35010-102-730, 35030-102-701, 35100-102-701, 35100-102-780, 35100-383-671
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New key switch w/ keys for vintage Honda CT90 / Trail 90 motorcycles.

This Part Fits the Following Honda Models

CT90 K0-K8
1979 CT90

Why You Need This

Ignition switches—just like any other hardworking motorcycle part exposed to decades of duty cycles, heavy use, and exposure to the elements—are a relatively common fail point on vintage Honda CT90 motorcycles. Worn internals, corrosion, lost keys, physical damage, and more can render an ignition switch useless. Sometimes these old bikes are even found missing their ignition switches altogether.

If you need a new ignition switch for your CT90 / Trail 90, Common Motor offers this new, OEM-style ignition switch. This high-quality part is a close replacement for your lost or broken OEM part and fits in the factory mounting spot. Switch includes x 2 keys and mounting ring.

Installation Tip

This ignition switch requires a few minor modifications to mount correctly to the CT90. Follow the above photos to make the installation a snap.

First, remove the rubber cap on the back of the key switch, as the switch won't fit through the mounting hole with the cap on.
Second, bend the cable retaining clip straight out from the switch body as shown in the photos. For most CT90s these are the only mods required. Some bikes have a slightly smaller mounting hole. If you have one of these bikes, and you won't know until you test fit your part, you'll need to file down the rivet that holds the cable retainer to the switch body to get it through the mounting hole.

The bullet connectors on the switch plug directly into the bike's wiring harness. Dab a little dielectric grease on the male bullet connectors to protect them from corrosion.