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Honda CB Clutch Center Nut Removal Tool

$15.10 USD
35-0051
Remove your clutch center nut without damage with this Clutch Center Nut Removal Tool, the perfect tool for easier removal and fitting without damaging...

Honda CB Clutch Center Nut Removal Tool ~ Premium

$26.95 USD
35-0076
Remove clutch center nuts on different bikes with this Premium Clutch Center Nut Removal Tool, the perfect tool for easier removal and fitting without...

1972 Honda CB175K6 · Clutch Nut Tools Buying guide

Compare working ends and drive equipment

The basic tool uses a 3/8-inch driver. The two-ended tool uses a 1/2-inch drive extension, providing different working diameters. Choose by the nut and access rather than the premium label alone.

Select the format your job needs

The single tool has a 24 mm inside diameter and a 3/8-inch drive interface. The premium alternative has 20 mm and 24 mm ends and is used with a 1/2-inch drive extension bar. Compare both with the identified nut and the room around it before purchase.

Keep tool selection separate from procedure

A suitable working end is only part of preparing the job. Check the applicable service instructions for holding the assembly and for removal and refitting. The product dimensions do not establish thread direction, the tightening requirement or what additional equipment the full procedure may need.

Buying questions

Which tool works with a 3/8-inch driver?

The 24 mm inside-diameter tool specifies a 3/8-inch driver. Compare its working end and access with the actual nut before choosing it, even if that drive size is already in your tool kit.

What does the premium tool add?

It provides 20 mm and 24 mm ends and uses a 1/2-inch drive extension. That offers a different format and diameter choice; confirm those features suit the intended assembly before paying for the alternative.

What else should I check before starting?

Read the correct service procedure for holding and servicing the assembly. Identify any additional required equipment before beginning, since the nut tool’s description does not itemize everything needed for the repair.

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