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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...

1976 Honda CB360T · Rear Bearing-Retainer Tool Buying guide

Engage the rear retainer with the correct tool

The tool is specified for retainers using references 41231-286-000 and 41231-429-000. It offers two drive methods, so check the ring first and choose a suitable wrench or square-drive setup.

Identify the retainer before removing it

Honda’s CB360T rear-wheel parts list identifies retainer 41231-286-000, one of the tool’s stated applications. Compare the actual ring if the hub or rear wheel has been replaced. Proper engagement with the retainer matters more than the motorcycle model shown on a replacement wheel.

Use it for the correct stage of service

Removing the retaining ring and removing the wheel bearing are separate steps. This tool addresses the ring. Follow the Honda service procedure for preparation, retainer handling and bearing work, and inspect damaged engagement points before applying force through either available drive connection.

Rear Bearing-Retainer Tool questions

Can I drive it with an ordinary socket?

The tool has a 22mm external hex as well as a 3/8-inch square drive. Choose the appropriate wrench, socket or square-drive equipment while maintaining proper engagement with the retaining ring.

Is this a bearing puller?

No. It removes the rear-wheel bearing retainer. The bearing itself requires the separate removal method specified by the service manual, so plan the remaining tools for that part of the job.

Will it work after a rear-wheel swap?

Compare the replacement wheel’s retaining ring with the tool’s stated applications. The original CB360T retainer reference is relevant only if that retainer arrangement is still fitted; a different hub may need another tool.

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