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1969 Honda CL350K1 · Rotor Removal Tool Buying guide
Use the complete 16 × 1.5 thread specification when selecting this puller. It identifies both diameter and pitch, while the service procedure establishes how the correct tool is prepared and used.
If you cannot identify the rotor, gather its markings and photographs before requesting a tool application check. A previous owner may have replaced an engine or alternator component. Confirming the assembly avoids treating a broad motorcycle application as a complete thread specification.
The puller’s product size identifies the offered tool; it does not supply the whole removal procedure. Consult the correct service information for preparation and use. If threads or tool engagement appear questionable, have them assessed rather than attempting to compensate with an improvised method.
No. Check the complete thread specification and the tool application for the fitted rotor. The stated 16 × 1.5 size includes a pitch figure, so diameter alone leaves an important part of the comparison unresolved.
Only if that rotor takes the same tool and complete thread specification. Identify the replacement engine and rotor first; the CL350 frame designation does not establish which alternator components are now fitted.
Confirm that the puller is appropriate for the fitted rotor and read the applicable service procedure. If the thread condition or engagement is uncertain, get it assessed before using force on the assembly.
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