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1973 Honda CL350K5 · Clutch & Rotor Tools Buying guide
Two clutch-nut tool formats and one threaded rotor puller are available. Keep the working diameter distinct from the drive size so the selected tool suits both the component and the equipment on your bench.
The tool needs to match the fitted nut before the drive connection becomes useful. Compare the standard 24mm tool with the two-ended 20mm/24mm option and select the format suited to the task. Refer to the correct service procedure for holding and removing the assembly.
A replaced rotor may not be identified reliably by the motorcycle’s frame year. Verify its removal-thread specification before choosing the puller. If identification is uncertain, obtain a component check rather than trying a guessed thread or treating the tool’s application tag as dimensional proof.
The drive size describes the extension connection, while this tool’s working ends are 20mm and 24mm. Compare the nut with those working ends separately from checking the driver or extension you own.
Establish the required working size and preferred drive arrangement first. The standard tool has a 24mm inside diameter, while the two-ended tool offers 20mm and 24mm ends; choose for the identified task rather than automatically ordering both.
Identify the fitted rotor and confirm its puller thread with its documentation or supplier. This puller specifies 16 × 1.5, so verify that connection before ordering for an aftermarket or previously replaced rotor.
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