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Old 03-23-2014, 06:55 PM
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engine/frame socket

Anyone got the special socket to remove the motor from the frame, just need to borrow it to get the frame checked. I would make one but I'm pressed for time. I'll pay for the shipping.
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Old 03-23-2014, 07:39 PM
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I'll have to see if that motion pro socket is available on island.
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I removed the engine without the special tool. You can also make one if you wish, but, you will have to scrap one of your 22mm sockets.
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Originally Posted by Jack Flash
I removed the engine without the special tool. You can also make one if you wish, but, you will have to scrap one of your 22mm sockets.
thats what I did... i believe the haynes manual suggests it as an option, cant remember though...
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Originally Posted by Jack Flash
I removed the engine without the special tool. You can also make one if you wish, but, you will have to scrap one of your 22mm sockets.
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thats what I did... i believe the haynes manual suggests it as an option, cant remember though...
If that's the case then great but won't I need it to re-install it properly per the Honda torque sequence, I downloaded the PDF file but haven't looked at it yet.
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Thats the beauty of using a socket to make the tool.. it goes right on your torque wrench. And yes there is a torque sequence... ill try and take some pics tomorrow if i have time
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I know there is a torque sequence, I was saying that do I need the special socket to do the torque sequence? I don't really have the time to make the socket right now and I may or will look into the MotionPro socket in the link to the thread that was given.
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Originally Posted by CrickiKaze
...do I need the special socket to do the torque sequence?
In short, yes.
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Originally Posted by CruxGNZ
In short, yes.
That's what I thought.
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Originally Posted by CrickiKaze
I would make one but I'm pressed for time....

...I don't really have the time to make the socket right now and I may or will look into the MotionPro socket in the link to the thread that was given.
I don't understand that sentence. It takes 10-15 minutes to make the tool with a grinder and a standard socket. Any other option will take days or longer shipped to HI, and cost more than the socket used to make the tool.
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If its sold in shops here on island as there is a part number I need to reference, if not I will have to wait till I have time to do so to make one, that's why I asked if I can borrow one to begin with in the OP and I don't have a ....nope I don't have a grinder just a crappy air compressor, some cutting wheels and that one tool who's name I can't remember suddenly for no reason...and I lost my train of thought......yup, lost it.

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