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1982 Honda CB750SC · Engine & Clutch Tools Buying guide
The rotor puller has an 18 × 1.5mm right-hand thread, the clutch tool offers two working ends, and the tripod wrench is for the aftermarket spin-on filter. They are separate tools, not a combined kit.
Alternator rotor puller18mm × 1.5mm right-hand thread for the specified internal-thread rotor application.View part
Clutch nut toolDouble-ended clutch center nut tool with 20mm and 24mm diameters and 1/2-inch drive provision.View part
Spin-on filter wrench3/8-inch-drive tripod wrench for the store’s aftermarket spin-on cartridge filters.View part
The rotor puller’s thread direction and pitch must match the actual rotor. The clutch tool has 20mm and 24mm working diameters and half-inch drive provision. Compare these details before starting the job so a near-fit tool is not forced into service.
The tripod wrench uses a 3/8-inch drive and is intended for the store’s aftermarket spin-on cartridges. The original oil filter is a paper element inside a separate housing. Identify the installed arrangement before assuming one filter tool suits both service tasks.
It is specified for aftermarket spin-on cartridge filters. The original paper element sits in its housing, so identify the fitted filter arrangement before buying a service wrench.
The two ends are specified at 20mm and 24mm, with half-inch drive provision. Compare the actual locking nut and use the correct service procedure before applying force.
Identify the fitted rotor and compare its internal puller thread with the specified 18 × 1.5mm right-hand tool. Confirm the correct engagement and service procedure before applying force.
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