A useful 1982 CB900C Custom toolkit starts with the service tasks you actually plan to do. The plug wrench, alternator rotor puller and clutch-nut tool engage different components. Compare their working dimensions and required drivers before adding them to your existing equipment.
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Tool engagement dimensions describe different interfaces: the plug wrench is 18mm, the puller uses M18 × 1.5 right-hand threads, and the clutch tool requires a 3/8-inch driver. Keep those details separate.
An 18mm plug wrench describes the tool’s engagement with the plug, not the plug-thread diameter. The rotor puller’s M18 × 1.5 specification, by contrast, is a threaded interface. Check each dimension against the component it actually engages before selecting the tool.
Plan beyond the special tool
These tools address particular access or engagement needs but do not replace the relevant service procedure. Check what other equipment, holding method and inspection steps the job requires before dismantling the motorcycle. Follow the service manual rather than improvising from a tool photograph.
Tools & Accessories questions
Does M18 × 1.5 describe the alternator’s retaining bolt?
It describes the puller’s right-hand engagement with the rotor’s internal extraction thread. Honda shows a separate rotor retaining bolt. Identify the puller engagement from the tool application and fitted rotor rather than using it to select replacement bolt hardware.
Does the clutch-nut socket hold the clutch while the nut is loosened?
The socket engages the castellated nut. Holding the clutch and supporting the assembly are separate parts of the Honda service procedure. Plan the correct holding equipment instead of assuming the 24 mm tool alone supplies everything for the job.
Can the compact plug wrench set the specified tightening torque?
Its tuck-away handle is not calibrated. The 18 mm dimension describes the spark-plug hex and the tool is 160 mm long. Confirm the correct plug specification and use suitable torque equipment for controlled final tightening.
Not sure which part you need?
Send your model and year, plus photos of your existing part and any changes to the original setup.