| Diagram | Fig. 35 — ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS · ref 44 |
| Listed in parts books | 1974, 1978–1980 |
High-tension cable (non-resistive)
Non-resistive high-tension ignition cable running from coil to spark plug, PN 60-3923.
This is the high-tension lead that runs from the ignition coil to the spark plug — the non-resistive type, meaning it doesn't have built-in radio-suppression resistance built into the wire itself. It shows up in the electrical component figures alongside the coils, horns, and the rectifier/zener diode, so it's part of the ignition side of the wiring rather than anything mechanical.
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On the bikes it's catalogued for, this cable carries the high voltage pulse straight from the coil output to the plug cap, so it has to hold up to heat off the engine and stay clear of anything that'll chafe or pinch it as it's routed. If your existing lead is cracked, brittle, or the insulation has gone hard and is arcing to the frame or fins, that's the usual reason to replace it.
Our catalog record shows this part appearing across several entries from the mid-to-late '70s into 1980, all under the electrical/ignition figures. If you've got an older bike and aren't sure this is the right lead for your coil setup, give us a call and we'll confirm before you order.
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