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1982 Honda CB900C Custom · Engine & Clutch Tools Buying guide
The rotor puller uses M18 × 1.5 right-hand threads. The clutch-tool choices differ in driver size and available end diameters, so decide which component and equipment combination the job requires.
A rotor puller screws into its designated pulling thread, while a clutch tool engages a specially shaped nut. Those are different interfaces. Compare the actual component, particularly after previous engine changes, and avoid choosing a tool solely because its nominal diameter sounds similar.
The single-ended clutch tool specifies a 3/8-inch driver; the premium dual-ended version specifies a 1/2-inch-drive extension bar. Choose the appropriate interface and confirm engagement before work. Neither tool removes the need for the prescribed holding method and service specifications.
The M18 × 1.5 right-hand specification belongs to the puller’s extraction engagement inside the rotor. Honda shows a separate retaining bolt. Remove and service the assembly using the Honda procedure; do not select bolt hardware from the puller dimension.
No. It engages the nut while the clutch must be held as the service procedure requires. The basic tool uses a 3/8-inch drive and 24 mm internal engagement; the double-ended tool has 20 and 24 mm ends for a 1/2-inch extension. Choose compatible driving and holding equipment separately.
No. It describes the tool’s engagement, while a nut’s thread and a square-drive connection are different measurements. Match the castellated nut application and driving tool rather than ordering replacement hardware from the socket dimension.
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