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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...

1969 Honda CB350K1 · Wheel Retainer Tool Buying guide

Match the retainer before reaching for a tool

The tool references retainers 41231-286-000 and 41231-429-000. Its purpose is to turn the matching retainer during bearing service, with drive options for common workshop equipment.

Identify the retaining ring, not just the bike

The motorcycle’s model year cannot confirm a replacement wheel’s internals. Check the retainer design and the referenced application, especially if the hub is unfamiliar. A tool that matches the ring properly is the appropriate starting point for removal without improvising engagement at the notches.

Prepare for the complete bearing service

This item is the retainer-removal tool. Inspect the bearings, retainer and surrounding components separately when planning replacement parts. Follow the relevant Honda procedure for any locking, removal and refitting steps; the tool’s two drive options do not establish a torque setting or assembly sequence.

Rear Wheel Retainer Tool questions

Which drive does the tool use?

It provides a 22 mm hex and a 3/8-inch square drive. Choose compatible workshop equipment with suitable access, while keeping the tool properly engaged with the matching retainer throughout the service.

Will it work on a rear wheel from another model?

Check the wheel and retaining ring rather than relying on the CB350K1 frame identity. The tool is specified for retainers referenced 41231-286-000 and 41231-429-000; a different hub or retainer needs its own verification.

What should I check if the existing retainer is damaged?

Compare the remaining engagement points with the tool and have the removal approach assessed before applying force. Identify the correct replacement ring separately if the retainer is worn or damaged; this purchase supplies the service tool.

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