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Hi. This question has probably been answered somewhere on this site, so my apologies in advance. I have 1979 Suzuki GS1000 chain drive bike. My starter clutch is in need of replacement. I have removed the flywheel bolt but need a flywheel puller . It looks like the bolt that came out of the flywheel is a 16mm bolt. Can I use a longer 16mm bolt, screwed into the existing hole to remove the flywheel? Or do I need a 35 or 38 mm puller for the larger threaded portion of the flywheel? or can either way work to remove the flywheel?
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Gs 1000 ,right ?
you need the puller that screws on the larger threaded hub..this has its own bolt to push on crank end. An impact wrench makes the job easier1981 gs650L
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Yes, GS1000...changed it in my post, thanks tom203. That's exactly what I needed to know. You don't happen to know the size of the threaded hub? 35mm, 38mm, 40mm?Comment
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You can remove the rotor/flywheel using a long bolt. The swingarm bolt for example. If you search ebay for "GS1000 flywheel" and you will find lots of different puller options.Ed
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I just did this and bought the tool. All you need is the cheap tool that is essentially a bolt.
See Ebay Amazon etc.
An impact driver helps.1982 Katana 1100, 1997 HD Ultra Classic, 1996 Buell S2T, 2002 BMW K1200RS, 1969 Royal Enfield Interceptor Triton project
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