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1975 Honda CL360K1 · Clutch & Rotor Tools Buying guide
The clutch tool’s working-end dimension differs from the square-drive requirement. The rotor puller uses a threaded connection instead; compare each interface with the component and equipment involved in the planned service.
The standard clutch tool specifies a 24mm inside diameter, while the premium tool lists 20mm and 24mm diameters. Check the nut being serviced against the applicable tool end first. Then choose the 3/8-inch or 1/2-inch drive format appropriate to that tool and your equipment.
A matching socket or puller does not establish the required holding method, tightening value or disassembly sequence. Consult the service information for the fitted engine and charging system before starting. Keep any replaced rotor or clutch components in mind when checking tool application.
No. The standard tool’s 24mm figure is its inside working diameter, while 3/8 inch identifies the driver it uses. Both interfaces need to match the nut and equipment involved in the job.
It is described for a 1/2-inch-drive extension, with 20mm and 24mm working ends. The standard 24mm tool uses a 3/8-inch driver, so check what drive equipment you have before choosing between them.
Establish the rotor and its required puller thread before purchasing or attempting removal. The available tool specifies 16 × 1.5; a model-year match alone does not prove compatibility with an unidentified replacement rotor.
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