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For easy removal of recessed oil filters.
Conical point screws pierces and grabs the metal end cap of the filter.
reduces potential damage to the engine cases.
NOT for use on re-usable oil filters.
Special tool to remove the flywheel/rotor from the end of the crankshaft. You have to remove the flywheel/rotor to upgrade the doohickey.
A 'wrench style' tool to turn the 'square top' tappet screws. The wrench does a better job of holding the adjuster screw still while tightening the locknut. Slim and flat, this tool is easy to carry in a tool pack.
Thread Chasers are designed to clean and re-cut damaged aluminum threads.
This kit contains the two sizes most common on metric motorcycles, M6x1.0 and M8x1.25.
Thread Chasers also remove dirt and metal shavings that become captured in thread grooves.
Uses 8mm or 10mm hex sockets, a Must for all tool kits.
Getting ready to adjust your valves? Here is a set of feeler gauges to make the job a little easier. One tool has .002" & .003" gauges the other has .004" & .005" gauges. Yamaha lists the specs as follows: .002"-.004" Intake and .004"-.006" Exhaust, clearance measured when engine is cold.
Two feeler gauges with angled ends to make checking the clearances easier. Stock valve clearances are .004" intake and .008" exhaust (.10mm in. and .20mm exh.)
Two feeler gauges on a single tool. Angled to make checking the clearances easier.
Stock valve clearances are .004" intake and .005" exhaust (.10mm int. and .13mm exh.)
For adjusting valve clearance on twin cam models. Holds valve spring collar down so adjusting pads can be removed. From Motion Pro, made from hardened alloy steel.
A set of feeler gauges so you can adjust the valves on your Yamaha. Yamaha says that when the bike is cold, the Intake should be between .002" and .004" and the Exhaust should be between .006" and .007".
This set includes one gauge with a .004" on one end and a .005" on the other for your intake side and another with a .006" and .008" for the exhaust side.
