clutch nut removal

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pro2k

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Do you need a special tool to remove the clutch nut? My book says something about a special tool to hold the inner hub while removing the nut. Can something else be used besides a special order tool?

 

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pro2k

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Oh yeah, it's a 2003 CR250

 

ellandoh

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strap

hey pro thanks for the jetting specs the other day.

I used one of those strap wrenches from craftsman worked perfectly and isnt a waste bcuz you can use it all over, by the next time you need a basket tool it will probably been lost

http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/sear...word=strap+wrench&displayTarget=searchresults

that is the link but you can prob get at autozone also for maybe 4 buck i would think since i got one in a toolkit from opening a checking account

 

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oh yeah

havent been into the 03 this worked on the 88

 

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On my cr250, I use an impact gun. Works perfect, both putting it on and taking it off. I have an air and also a cordless/battery and actually perfer the cordless. I bought it at checkers for $40.00.

Erik

 

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Seems like I used to put plastic handled toothbrush or a copper penny in between the drive gears to help hold it but an impact gun works best.