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1971 Honda CB175K1 · Clutch Nut Tools Buying guide
The single-size tool and the dual-ended version offer different workshop arrangements. Confirm the required engagement first, then choose which drive works with your existing equipment and the relevant service procedure.
A nominal tool diameter does not describe every feature of a locking nut. Check the fitted fastener and the access around it before choosing the tool. The standard option gives a 24 mm inside diameter; the premium option gives two working diameters, 20 mm and 24 mm.
Drive size tells you which driver or extension the tool accepts, not the torque to apply. Follow the appropriate service instructions for holding the assembly and servicing the nut. Selecting a convenient driver is only one part of preparing the job safely.
The standard clutch-center-nut tool specifies a 3/8-inch driver and a 24 mm inside diameter. Check the working-end profile against the fitted nut before selecting it solely because the drive matches.
It provides 20 mm and 24 mm ends for use with a 1/2-inch-drive extension. That gives another equipment choice, but does not establish that both ends are required for the same motorcycle.
Compare the approach available for the driver and the tool body with the fitted assembly. The catalog gives working diameters and drive sizes; obtain any additional tool dimensions needed before deciding it will reach correctly.
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