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1994 Honda CB1000 43mm Fork Seal Driver

The workshop tool listed for the 1994 Honda CB1000 is a 43mm fork seal driver. It slides over the fork tube and lets you tap a new oil seal into the slider evenly, avoiding the crooked fit that a drift or old socket gives.

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Honda CB1000 CB900F fork seal driver 43mm

1994-07 Honda CB1000 / CB900F Fork Seal Driver ~ 43mm

$34.95 USD
35-4300
Fork Seal Driver - 43mm for custom or restoration work on classic Honda CB motorcycles with 43mm forks. Fitment / Compatibility CB900F2 (2002) 919CB900F3...
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1994 Honda CB1000 · Fork Tool Buying guide

A straight push

Fork seals must enter their bore square to seal. A driver sized to the tube spreads the force around the whole seal, so it seats flat in one go.

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1994-07 Honda CB1000 / CB900F Fork Seal Driver ~ 43mm 43mm fork seal driverSized for 43mm tubes; the title names the CB1000 and CB900F.View part

Using the driver

Slide the new seal down the tube, then the driver, and tap the driver in short, even strokes until the seal clears the clip groove. Fit the retaining clip, then the dust seal, and refill with the correct amount of fork oil.

Inspect the tubes

Pitted or scored chrome wears out a new seal in short order. Wipe each tube clean and study the band that passes through the seal under good light. Any rust spots or scratches there mean the tubes need attention before the rebuild goes ahead.

Tool questions

Does the driver list the CB1000?

Its title names the 1994-07 CB1000 and CB900F, and its fitment block mentions the 1994 CB1000R and the 1995 CB1000S along with the later 919 models.

Are fork seals listed for this bike?

Not at the moment. The driver is listed, but the seals are not published for this model, so source them separately using the size on your old seals.

Why is the tool in a steering and clutch category?

It is grouped with engine, steering and clutch tools on this store. It also appears in the fork and suspension sections because it is used on the fork.

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