[rashin]

What is the thread size for this tool??

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http://www.proxibid.com/asp/showImageFu ... pg&t=Honda rotor puller part#

I might just go buy a bolt that is the same size from Fastenal or Ace hardware. What have you guys used to pull the rotor??

 

[rashin]

I tried this but it didnt work. I didnt want to tighten it too hard and break the rotor. I can see how the specific puller might work better since it pushes from the inside...

http://www.autozone.com/autozone/access ... =2044_0_0_

 

[MNellis]

I have successfully used a 3 jaw puller and an air impact wrench but I don't recommend it. The chances of damaging the stator are too great.

Some people have used the rear axle bolt so you might check to see if your threads from your rear axle match up.

 

[rashin]

You mean damage to the rotor?? I have already removed the stator. Yeah I'm not the point to try the impact on the puller although it did cross my mind.

i have heard of the axle bolt. Im gonna check that out later.

 

[MNellis]

You mean damage to the rotor?? I have already removed the stator. Yeah I'm not the point to try the impact on the puller although it did cross my mind.

i have heard of the axle bolt. Im gonna check that out later.

Did I say stator??? I meant the armature (rotor).

 

[rashin]

It's M14x1.5 fine thread for future reference

...just walked out of ace hardware with it!

 

[66Sprint]

Pretty sure it's 16mm JIS (1.5 pitch)...... The 350 rear axle does work...... My tool is a section of 350 axle with a right-angle handle welded on it.... Been using it for years....

 

[rashin]

To clear this up, I was rebuilding a CB125 at the time. It called for the same tool to puller the rotor as the 350, so I assumed the thread was the same. However, the threads are different. In conclusion, the axle thread size worked great for both bikes (14mm for the CB125, and 16mm for the CB350)