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1985 Honda CB125S · Clutch Nut Removal Tools Buying guide
Working-end diameter and drive size describe different tool features. Check the fitted nut and assembly first, then choose a tool that matches that engagement and the drive equipment you intend to use.
The premium tool offers two working-end diameters, while the standard tool lists a 24 mm inside diameter. That comparison helps choose the engagement required. It does not establish that both ends are used on this motorcycle or that every replacement clutch assembly retains the same nut.
The standard tool uses a 3/8-inch driver; the premium description specifies a 1/2-inch drive extension. Match your drive equipment to the selected tool and the required access. Use appropriate service information for tightening and removal, rather than interpreting a drive size as a torque recommendation.
Yes. The standard tool specifies a 3/8-inch driver, while the premium tool uses a 1/2-inch drive extension. Check the equipment available before ordering; the working-end diameters are separate from those drive specifications.
The description establishes 20 mm and 24 mm tool ends, not a two-location requirement for this motorcycle. Identify the nut on the installed assembly and select the matching engagement using the correct service information.
The description identifies a 1/2-inch drive extension arrangement but does not clearly establish a separately supplied extension. Confirm package contents before relying on one for the job, especially if your existing equipment uses another drive size.
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