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1984 Honda CB700SC · Oil-Filter & Fork Tools Buying guide
These tools solve two different access problems. Identify the component and its size first, then choose the relevant tool without assuming the wider category supplies every engine, steering or clutch tool.
The tripod wrench is specified for the shop’s aftermarket spin-on filters and uses a 3/8-inch drive. Compare the filter fitted to the motorcycle and the space available around it. The tool’s category placement does not establish compatibility with an unrelated filter design.
The split driver is for the 39 mm fork application, with replacement seals purchased separately. The original CB700SC fork is air-assisted; Honda’s procedure addresses trapped air, cap spring pressure and separate right/left fluid requirements. Choosing the correct driver does not remove those preparation steps.
Check access around the installed filter and any nearby exhaust parts, as well as the supported filter style. The correct drive size alone does not establish enough room to use the wrench.
No. That is the connection for the driving tool. Wrench 35-9022 is listed for the specified aftermarket spin-on filters; the filter’s shape and the working clearance must also suit the tripod tool.
Choose from the stated 39 mm fork application. The seal is listed as 39 × 51 × 8/10 mm, and its outer diameter is a different measurement. A swapped fork needs its own seal and driver specification.
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