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1977 Honda CB550K · Tools, Hardware & Other Buying guide
Identify the intended service task before selecting a tool. Keep replacement hardware, such as the seat lock, separate from tool purchases and compare its projection with the seat and surrounding frame fittings.
Split fork-seal driverDriver listed for 35 mm and 36 mm fork applications. It is a tool purchase; replacement fork seals and other repair parts are separate.View part
Front wheel bearing-retainer toolTool for the front wheel-bearing retainer with a listed 1/2-inch socket-bar opening. Check the intended front retainer task before choosing it.View part
Seat lock with keysReplacement lock referencing 77230-399-007 and 77230-107-711. Its locking mechanism projects slightly farther than the original; compare the retained assembly.View part
Related parts: 24 mm stock fork-cap wrench · Wrench for the specified spin-on filter
The fork driver’s 35/36 mm application and cap wrench’s 24 mm specification describe different fittings. Check the fork and cap separately. The bearing-retainer tool is identified for the front wheel, so do not expand its use to an unconfirmed rear retainer or another wheel task.
The lock comes with keys, but their exact number and any match to the ignition key are not stated. Compare its slightly farther-projecting mechanism with the fitted seat arrangement. The lock description does not establish that every surrounding bracket, hinge or latch part arrives with it.
They are tools for specific fork service tasks. Replacement oil seals, boots, retaining rings or caps are separate purchases, so identify the fitted fork parts and the planned repair before building the order.
It is listed for the store’s specified aftermarket spin-on filter, not every filter arrangement. Identify the fitted filter first; the original housing and paper-element setup should not be assumed to use this wrench.
The product is described as a lock with keys, without stating an ignition-key match or an exact key count. Confirm any shared-key requirement before ordering rather than inferring it from the motorcycle’s model.
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