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Honda CB Alternator Rotor Puller

$12.95 USD
35-0035
Pull your DOHC CB alternator rotor with this Alternator Rotor Puller, 18mm x M1.5 right-hand thread, for internal-thread rotors and flywheels.Key Features• Alternator rotor...

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...

Honda CB1100/CB1000/CB900/CB750 Oil Filter Wrench

$14.95 USD
35-9022
Remove and install spin-on oil filters with this 3/8" Drive Tripod Oil Filter Wrench. Designed for our aftermarket spin-on cartridge oil filters.Key Features• 3/8"...

1981-86 Honda CB1100F / CB1000C / CB900F / CB700SC 39mm Fork Seal Driver

$39.95 USD
35-4298
Install 39mm fork seals cleanly with this 39mm Fork Seal Driver. High-quality carbon steel with split design. Use for easy installation of 39mm fork...

1983 Honda CB1000C · Engine & Clutch Tools Buying guide

Build the tool list around the repair

A clutch-center job, rotor removal and fork-seal replacement need different tools. Check the relevant CB1000C service procedure before ordering so you can separate the specialist tool from the ordinary sockets, holding equipment and measuring tools needed for the work.

Check the fork assembly before choosing a driver

The split carbon-steel driver 35-4298 is listed for the CB1000C’s 39mm fork application. Check the driver and seal applications separately, particularly on a motorcycle with a replacement front end.

Rotor puller

Honda’s CB1000C manual shows the stator and brush holder being removed from the alternator cover before the separate rotor-removal operation. You do not need to add a rotor puller merely to access those cover-mounted parts; choose it when the planned repair requires removing the rotor.

Tool questions

Does the tripod filter wrench suit the original filter housing?

No. Wrench 35-9022 is specified for the listed aftermarket spin-on filters, including 15-1006. It does not remove the original center-bolt-retained housing. Check which filter arrangement is on the motorcycle before adding this tool to an oil-service order.

Does a clutch-nut socket also hold the clutch stationary?

No. Honda’s CB1000C clutch procedure shows a clutch-center holder and a lock-nut wrench as separate tools. Either listed nut socket addresses the nut; plan the separate holding equipment required by the procedure as well. The premium socket’s extra end does not replace the holder.

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