Engine & Attachments
These engine tools are designed for work on motor attachments. You will find sockets for oil filters, wrenches for pulleys and keys for sensors. They often replace OEM numbers and come in different lengths and materials. Pay attention to the number of parts and the drive size to pick the right tool for your vehicle. That way you get the correct fit and avoid damage.
Rotor Puller Ejector Spindle | M16 x 1.5
Rotor Puller Ejector Spindle | M18 x 1.5
Flywheel Puller | for Yamaha, Kawasaki (Jet Ski)
TDC Dial Indicator for Ignition Adjusting | for Motorcycles
Gauge | for BGSs 1938 / 8319 / 8159 | Ø 42 mm
Counter Holding Wrench | for Flywheels and Clutch Baskets
Flywheel Puller | for KTM, Suzuki, Yamaha
Rotor Puller | M50 x 1.5 | for Suzuki motorcycles
Rotor Puller | M27 x 1.0 | for Aprilia, Benelli, Beta, CPI, Italjet, KTM, MBK, Yamaha
3-in-1 Clutch / Variator Tool for Piaggio
Spark Plug Puller (without Sliding Handle) | internal Hexagon 22 mm | for BMW Motorcycles
Clutch Basket Holding Pliers | 300 mm
Piston Height Adjustment Tool | M14 x 1.25
Motorcycle Battery Disconnect Adaptor
Synchronous Carburetor Tester | with 4 synchronous clocks | 29 pcs.
Fuel and Compression Pressure Test Gauges Set | for Motorcycles | 11 pcs.
Primary Drive Gear Holding Tool | 3 Pin | for Ducati
Carburetor Tester | with 4 Manometers | 26 pcs.
Oil Filter Wrench | 14-point | Ø 74 mm | for BMW Motorcycles
Choose the right tool for engine attachments
Which size or version do you need?
For work on engine attachments you need special tools. Think of wrenches for oil filters, pulleys and sensors. These come in different sizes and versions. Always check the size of the part you are working on. This way you pick the right wrench for the job.
Where it goes wrong when ordering
A common mistake is choosing a universal wrench that does not fit. Measure the diameter or the number of teeth of the part. Also pay attention to the number of parts in the set. A set with multiple sizes covers more jobs. But a single wrench is often more precise for one specific application.
Which standard or specification matters?
Many of these tools replace OEM numbers from the manufacturer. This means you can look up and compare the original numbers. That way you know the wrench fits your motorcycle. Always use the correct wrench for the job. This prevents damage to the part and the engine.
These tools belong with speciality tools motorbike. For work on the chassis, brakes and drive, see chassis, brakes & drive. If you want to raise the motorcycle to working height, lifters is what you need.