Suzuki Steering Stem Nut Socket

anybody got one I can borrow?

It looks sort of like a socket, but with 4 teeth on the bottom.

Cheers

 

I have an 04 gixer tool kit? I'll have a look

 

Cheers Ant, but i don't think it'll be in the standard kit, its more a main dealer tool.

Its for taking off the 2 lock nuts that are under the top yoke

 

you can normally get toolslike that off ebay jst hav a quick look tho and nufin there!! u wil hav 2 take a pic of the nut and i wil c if i hav got anything at wrk in my tool box!!!!

 

ebay was my first port of call, but nothing on there unfortunately.

Its to remove nut 13 on this image

 

is this any good?

 

Not really mate, it looks like a socket, with external teeth to fit in the gaps on the nut (if that makes sense)

 

Think its called a castled socket you need dude, but sorry I haven't got one to lend ya.

 

Tomo is right. Unless you can find someone to loan you the one you need, follow this link to be extorted http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/products/ ... de=SGM1006

 

Fuck me side ways!

Thats bit much for the socket, when the labour to do the jo at my local garage is £35

 

Check this fella on flea bay out http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SUZUKI-ENGINE-SOC ... 45ef1b5127

According to his listing, he might be able to make one for you if you give him your dimentions, he must have a cnc machine in his shed or something

 

Appreciate this is an old thread but you can just use a punch or a screwdriver and gently tap it round with a hammer...no need for expensive tools

 

Just use a pair of grips that what i used, but that was me tightened up fine.

 

id use grips hayezy as long as ya got a bit of alu plate inside the grips so it dont fuck the nut!
Otherwise the nut will be stearing ya in the face ripped to fuck by the wrench!

 

have you managed 2 do this job yet? if not i have excess to suzuki tools so should be able to lend ya 1

 

if you go to lloyd and jones in bootle they sell c spanners i think thats what you need i use them in work on similair fittings.

 

i use a flatheaded screwdriver and hammer...its fine as long as ur gentle with it mate

 

Its all sorted, took it to Kais in atherton an got them to sort it.

I did try with a screwdriver, but I don't do gentle very well :blush:

Anyways, tis all sorted, glad i didn't try it myself to be honest

 

bosh it lol :goodjob: