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1978 Honda CB750K · Engine, Steering & Clutch Tools Buying guide
A clutch tool must engage the nut and accept your driver. Fork-cap wrench size is a different measurement from fork diameter. The filter wrench also has a specific aftermarket spin-on application to verify.
24mm clutch center-nut toolA clutch nut service tool specified with a 24mm inside diameter and a 3/8-inch driver connection.View part
Split 35/36mm fork seal driverThe split-design driver has 35mm and 36mm applications; its CB750K listing identifies 35mm forks.View part
Tripod wrench for spin-on filtersA 3/8-inch drive wrench described for the store’s aftermarket spin-on cartridge filters, rather than every filter arrangement.View part
Related parts: 20mm/24mm clutch tool option · Wrench for the listed stock 24mm fork caps · SOHC engine bench stand
The standard clutch tool specifies 24mm inside diameter and 3/8-inch drive. The alternative lists 20mm and 24mm ends with a 1/2-inch extension connection. For fork work, the detailed cap-wrench listing identifies stock 24mm caps; the seal-driver application refers instead to 35mm forks.
A model application cannot describe every fork or filter conversion fitted over decades. The tripod wrench listing is specifically for aftermarket spin-on filters. Compare the filter arrangement actually fitted before choosing the tool.
No. The seal-driver application describes fork size, while the cap wrench engages the cap. The listings identify 35mm forks and stock 24mm caps for this model. Compare both independently if the fork assembly has been modified.
The description refers to use with a 1/2-inch drive extension bar but does not clearly itemize a separate bar as supplied contents. Confirm that point before ordering if you need a tool-and-driver package.
The verified application is the store’s aftermarket spin-on cartridge filter. The description does not establish it as a tool for the original filter assembly. Identify your installed filter before choosing this wrench for an oil-service job.
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