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1974 Honda CB360G · Oil-filter Rotor Tools Buying guide
The basic tool has a 24mm inside diameter and 3/8-inch drive. The dual-ended version offers 20mm and 24mm ends for a 1/2-inch-drive extension. Compare those features with the nut and bench equipment.
3/8-inch-drive locknut toolCastellated tool with a 24mm inside diameter and 3/8-inch square drive. Match it to the oil-filter rotor locknut for CB360G service.View part
Dual-ended locknut tool20mm and 24mm ends, used with a 1/2-inch-drive extension. Choose the end that engages the rotor locknut correctly.View part
Honda’s manual identifies a 16mm locknut retaining the oil-filter rotor assembly. The clutch itself uses a 25mm snap ring. Keeping those locations distinct prevents buying a locknut tool under the assumption that this model has a nut-retained clutch center.
The basic tool’s 24mm inside diameter and 3/8-inch drive describe different features. The alternative has 20mm and 24mm ends and takes a 1/2-inch-drive extension. Compare engagement with the removed or exposed nut; its 16mm designation is not the square-drive size.
The catalog tool serves several Honda applications. On the CB360G, Honda’s service information places the castellated locknut at the oil-filter rotor; the clutch is retained by a snap ring. Select for that actual assembly.
The basic 24mm-inside-diameter tool has a 3/8-inch drive. The dual-ended tool is specified for a 1/2-inch-drive extension. Match both the drive and the working end before deciding between them.
Yes. Its ends are listed as 20mm and 24mm. Use the end that correctly engages the nut, and follow the service-manual procedure for supporting and servicing the rotor assembly.
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