Maintenance and minor repair tools

Set of flat-bladed	6 Set of Ton keys or bits	11 Cable oiler clamp	16 Calibrated syringe,	21 Straight-edge and
screwdrivers	7 Pliers, cutters and	12 Feeler gauges	measuring vessel and	steel rule
Set of Phillips head	self-locking grips	13 Spark plug gap	funnel	22 Continuity tester
screwdnvers	(Mole grips)	measuring tool	17 Oil filter adapters	23 Battery charger
Combination open-end	8 Adjustable spanners	14 Spark plug spanner or	18 Oil drainer can or	24 Hydrometer (for battery
and ring spanners	9 C-spanners	deep plug sockets	tray	specific gravity check)
Socket set (3/8 inch	10 Tread depth gauge and	15 Wire brush and	19 Pump type oil can	25 Anti-freeze tester (for
or 1/2 inch drive)	tyre pressure gauge	emery paper	20 Grease gun	liquid-cooled engines)
Set of Allen keys or bits

Tools and Workshop Tips ref-3

Repair and overhaul tools

1 Torque wrench (small and mid-ranges)

2 Conventional, plastic or soft-faced hammers

3 Impact driver set

4 Vernier gauge 7 Selection of pullers

5 Circlip pliers (internal and 8 Breaker bars external, or combination) 9 Chain breaking/

6 Set of cold chisels riveting tool set and punches

10 Wire stripper and crimper tool

11 Multimeter (measures amps, volts and ohms)

12 Stroboscope (for dynamic timing checks)

13 Hose clamp (wingnut type shown)

14 Clutch holding tool

15 One-man brake/clutch bleeder kit

Specialist tools

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1 Micrometers (external type)

2 Telescoping gauges

3 Dial gauge

4 Cylinder compression gauge

5 Vacuum gauges (left) or manometer (right)

6 Oil pressure gauge

7 Plastigauge kit

8 Valve spring compressor (4-stroke engines)

9 Piston pin drawbolt tool

10 Piston ring removal and 13 Stud extractor installation tool 14 Screw extractor set

11 Piston ring clamp 15 Bearing driver set

12 Cylinder bore hone (stone type shown)

ref.4 Tools and Workshop Tips

1.3 This auxiliary stand attaches to the swingarm pivot

rkshop equipment and facilities

The workbench

• Work is made much easier by raising the bike up on a ramp - components are much more accessible if raised to waist level. The hydraulic or pneumatic types seen in the dealer's workshop are a sound investment if you undertake a lot of repairs or overhauls (see illustration 1.1).

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