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1983 Honda CB1000C · Fork Tools Buying guide
The split 39mm driver wraps around a compatible fork tube and bears on the reinforced part of the new seal. It helps seat the seal squarely; it does not remove the old seal or replace the CB1000C fork-service procedure.
The tool can be assembled around the tube instead of sliding over its end. That feature simplifies using the driver during reassembly; it does not mean the fork can be resealed without the disassembly required to remove the old seal and inspect the internal parts.
Fork seals, dust seals, bushings and oil are not included. Work through the repair procedure and inspect the dismantled fork before deciding what else needs replacement. Use the specified seal orientation and seating method rather than a generic instruction to drive it flush.
No. It installs the new seal after the required disassembly and inspection. You still need the correct replacement parts, oil and other tools for the fitted fork. Follow the CB1000C procedure if the original air-assisted front end is retained.
No. The driver should apply force to the reinforced seal edge as described in the product’s fitting guidance. Protect the lip from sharp tube edges and seat the seal squarely; pressure on the lip can damage the part you are fitting.
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