FLYWHEEL PULLER M28x1.0 RH MX-12932

FLYWHEEL PULLER M28x1.0 RH MX-12932

£22.22
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FLYWHEEL PULLER M28x1.0 RH MX-12932

FLYWHEEL PULLER M28x1.0 RH MX-12932

£22.22
Precio de oferta  £22.22 Precio habitual 

M28 x 1.0 right-hand internal-thread flywheel puller designed for removing compatible motorcycle flywheels or rotors during engine servicing. The puller includes an M12 cap for the crankshaft end and is intended to engage fully with the flywheel thread before pulling force is applied.



Features




  • Used for removal of compatible flywheels or rotors.

  • M12 cap helps protect the crankshaft end during use.

  • Heat treated for strength and durability.

  • Hot black oxide finish provides a durable protective surface.

  • Supplied as a high-quality replacement tool with a satisfaction guarantee.

  • Check the product image and required puller type before ordering to avoid incorrect selection.



Specifications




  • Flywheel thread size: M28 x 1.0.

  • Thread direction: Right-hand.

  • Thread style: Internal.

  • Crankshaft protection cap: M12.

  • Material: S45C high-carbon steel.

  • Finish: Hot black oxide.



Cross-Reference OEM Part Numbers




  • MX-12932

  • 070MC-HP10100

  • 070MC-HP1A100

  • 57001-1471

  • 00-863.DR



Vehicle Fitments




  • Honda CRF250R: 2010–2020.

  • Honda CRF450R: 2009–2023.

  • Honda CRF450X: 2004–2018.

  • Kawasaki KX250F: 2011–2017.

  • Kawasaki KLX450A: 2008–2009.

  • Kawasaki KX450F: 2009–2012.

  • Suzuki RM-Z250: 2010–2012.

  • Suzuki RM-Z450: 2008–2012.



Usage Notes




  • Ensure the flywheel thread is clean, free from dirt and undamaged before fitting the puller.

  • Apply copper grease to the puller threads to help maintain thread condition and service life.

  • Ensure the puller is fully screwed into the flywheel before applying pulling force.

  • After tightening, a light tap on the centre or puller head may help jolt the flywheel free where required.

  • When using an older flywheel puller, inspect the threads for wear or damage before use to reduce the risk of damaging the flywheel threads.



 

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