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1972 Honda CB350K4 · Alternator Rotor Tools Buying guide
The useful removal tool in this group is the alternator puller. Honda’s K4 clutch uses a circlip-retained arrangement, so a general clutch-center-nut tool label should not drive this purchase.
The puller description explicitly supports CB350K 1968–72 and specifies 16 × 1.5 threads. Compare that with the rotor on the motorcycle, especially after a charging-system repair or engine swap. Avoid forcing a tool into a thread that does not engage correctly.
Alternator rotor removal is a separate task from centrifugal oil-filter service or clutch work. Follow the Honda procedure and use the tool for its stated interface. A model-filtered catalog may contain broadly named specialty tools that still require location-specific verification.
The puller is specified as 16 × 1.5. Confirm that extraction thread on the fitted rotor before ordering, particularly if the rotor or complete engine has been changed.
Honda’s K4 clutch diagram shows external circlip retention rather than a clutch center nut. Do not choose a nut-removal socket for that job solely because the product carries a CB350 tag.
No such use is specified. The featured tool is an alternator rotor puller; the oil-filter rotor lock nut has a different tool interface and must be serviced with suitable verified equipment.
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