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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 CB350K4 · Wheel Service Tools Buying guide

Prepare to remove the retainer before bearing service

The tool is specified for retainers referenced as 41231-286-000 / 41231-429-000. Its 22 mm hex and 3/8-inch square drive offer alternative ways to apply the appropriate hand tool.

Buy for the ring rather than the bearing diameter

This tool removes the bearing-retainer ring; it is not selected by the bearing’s internal diameter. Compare the ring and engagement pattern on the actual hub. A wheel swap can change the required tool even when the motorcycle’s frame identification remains CB350K4.

Plan the following service steps

Removing the retainer is only part of a bearing job. Have the appropriate inspection, extraction and installation equipment ready, and follow the Honda service procedure. Do not expect this one specialty tool to provide every operation needed to renew wheel bearings.

Buying questions

Which drives can I use with this tool?

It provides a 22 mm external hex and a 3/8-inch square drive. Choose a suitable wrench, socket or drive handle and follow the service procedure for the retainer.

Does it include a replacement retaining ring?

It is sold as the removal tool. Inspect the existing ring separately and arrange a replacement if its condition requires one; the tool description does not state that a ring is included.

Can I use it on a swapped rear wheel?

Check the actual hub and retaining ring first. The product supports specified retainer references, so the original motorcycle model does not by itself verify the engagement on a replacement wheel.

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