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Honda CB Front Wheel Bearing Retainer Ring Tool

$34.95 USD
73-0186
Service front wheel bearing retainer rings without damage using this Front Wheel Bearing Retainer Ring Tool. High-quality tool for removing and fitting the front...
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Honda CB900 CB750 CB400 rear wheel bearing removal tool 41231-286-000

Honda CB Rear Wheel Bearing Removal Tool ~ Removes retainer OEM 41231-286-000 / 41231-429-000

$21.95 USD
35-9129
Remove stubborn rear wheel bearing retainers safely with this Rear Wheel Bearing Removal Tool, designed specifically for Honda locking rings. This tool is built...

1972 Honda CB350F0 · Wheel-Retainer Tools Buying guide

Match the retainer first, then the handle you will use

These tools engage bearing-retainer rings. Their specified drives help plan bench access, but they do not replace checking the wheel assembly or obtaining the other equipment called for by the service procedure.

Plan front-wheel retainer access

The front tool accepts a 1/2-inch socket-bar drive and is intended to remove and fit the front bearing retainer ring. Compare the tool with the fitted ring before work begins. A worn or previously damaged retainer needs inspection rather than an assumption that a new tool will cure the damage.

Use the rear tool for its stated retainer job

The rear tool offers a 22 mm hex and a 3/8-inch square drive for access choices. It is specified for retainers associated with references 41231-286-000 and 41231-429-000. Bearing extraction and installation are separate steps that still need the correct procedure and equipment.

Wheel-Retainer Tools questions

Which drive do I need for the front tool?

The front bearing-retainer tool has a 1/2-inch square-drive opening. Choose a suitable handle for the job and confirm engagement with the actual retainer before applying force according to the service procedure.

Can the rear tool be used with a normal wrench?

It has a 22 mm hex as well as a 3/8-inch square-drive opening. Those options allow a suitable wrench, socket or drive handle, subject to the available access and the required service method.

Are these tools still suitable after a wheel swap?

Check the replacement wheel and retainer directly. The CB350F application describes the listed original-type service job, but the frame identification does not prove that a different wheel uses the same retainer or tool engagement.

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