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Left Handlebar Control Switch for Honda Shadow Spirit 750 VT750DC 2005-2007 Turn Signal Horn Headlight Dimmer Switch Replaces 35200-MCR-A41

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SPECIFICATIONS

Brand Name: M MATI

Origin: Mainland China

Item Weight: 0.32 KG

For ATV Brand/Model: Honda

Special Features: Left Control Switch Turn Signal Horn Headlight

MPN : 35200-MCR-A41

Package : Handlebar Switch Assembly × 1

Function :

1.Switch Headlight High Low

2.Switch Turn Signal

3.Switch Horn

Warranty : 1 year

Condition： New

Fit for following Honda Motorcycle

VT750DC Shadow Spirit 750 2005-2007

2005 VT750DC Shadow Spirit 750

2006 VT750DC Shadow Spirit 750

2007 VT750DC Shadow Spirit 750

Route Before Bolting: Before tightening the switch housing to the handlebar, route the wiring harness through the factory clips. Ensure there is enough "slack" so the wires don't pull tight when you turn the handlebars fully to the left or right.
Locating Pin Alignment: Most Honda switch housings have a small plastic "locating pin" that fits into a hole in the handlebar. Do not force the housing closed; ensure the pin is seated in the hole first to prevent the switch from rotating.
Dielectric Grease: Apply a small amount of dielectric grease to the multi-pin connector before plugging it into the main harness. This prevents moisture from corroding the pins, which is a common cause of flickering turn signals.
Throttle Side Check: While you have the left side apart, it’s a good time to check your clutch cable adjustment. Ensure the new switch housing doesn't interfere with the clutch lever's full range of motion.
Clean the Bar: Wipe the handlebar surface with a bit of rubbing alcohol before installation. A clean surface ensures the switch housing grips firmly and doesn't vibrate loose during high-speed riding.

🔍 Troubleshooting Guide

Issue	Possible Cause	Solution
Signals Don't Flash	Blown fuse or faulty flasher relay.	Check the fuse box first. If the lights stay solid but don't blink, your flasher relay may be incompatible with the new switch or simply failed.
Horn is Weak/Silent	Poor ground or loose connection.	Ensure the horn wire is pushed firmly onto the horn terminals. Check the "Horn" button contact inside the housing if the wiring is good.
High Beam Won't Engage	Pinched wire or burnt bulb.	Check the headlight bulb first. If the bulb is good, inspect the wiring harness for any spots where the wire might have been pinched during installation.
Switch Rotates on Bar	Locating pin missed the hole.	Loosen the screws and realign the housing until the plastic pin drops into the pre-drilled hole in the handlebar.
Buttons Feel "Sticky"	Internal debris or lack of lube.	New switches can sometimes be stiff. A tiny spray of electronic contact cleaner (safe for plastic) can help break in the movement.