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Re: Hero Moto Splendor/Joy/CD-Dawn/Passion
You need both magnet holder and puller. Both are two different tools. The above pic is of puller.
This is how holder looks like
There is a nut in the magnet which you cant open without holding the magnet. As you try to rotate whole crank and piston will move. You cant stop the magnet with your hands from rotating therefore we use this holder tool to hold the magnet. You will find holes in the magnet. We put this thing in the holes and then open the nut. When nut is removed. Then puller is inserted to pull the magnet out.
Actual magnet holder in the market will be different than this as this is my home made holder.
What you saw online is branded tools. Those will be very costly as they are customised ones. This is desi tools, home made types therefore its cheap. You dont need to buy those branded one. From where i bought is the manufacturer itself.
In my home town valve spring compressor cost 300. Shoeb bought from Hyderabad for 250.
You can find it too. You need to do a wide search. Ask your mechanic or any mechanic they know it and will tell you the shop they know. Or try to locate a tools shop which is in or closer to autoparts market. Because there are more chances to get there. You will not get these in hardware shops who keep mix of paint, plumbing stocks and tools. You will find this in proper tools shop only, who deals in only tools.
These desi tools are not available online. I already did a search.
If you're buying valve spring compressor then remember you will also need to get valve grinding paste (waxpol is best) and suction cup as well in order to polish valves.
This wooden stick has a suction cup in its end. This stick is use to rotate valve in its seat and both valve & seat get polished.
Part number of exciter is 31121-198-303- cd dawn 2003 model iron mudguard. Only OE not aftermarket.
I'm also looking for USHA piston rings. Only USHA not any other. I've already told sibun. If you able to find this both then its good otherwise if any ONE of this is not available then leave it as sibun will need to ship it anyway.
Thank you for helping this poor guy.
Originally posted by prashanth.rva
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This is how holder looks like
There is a nut in the magnet which you cant open without holding the magnet. As you try to rotate whole crank and piston will move. You cant stop the magnet with your hands from rotating therefore we use this holder tool to hold the magnet. You will find holes in the magnet. We put this thing in the holes and then open the nut. When nut is removed. Then puller is inserted to pull the magnet out.
Actual magnet holder in the market will be different than this as this is my home made holder.
What you saw online is branded tools. Those will be very costly as they are customised ones. This is desi tools, home made types therefore its cheap. You dont need to buy those branded one. From where i bought is the manufacturer itself.
In my home town valve spring compressor cost 300. Shoeb bought from Hyderabad for 250.
You can find it too. You need to do a wide search. Ask your mechanic or any mechanic they know it and will tell you the shop they know. Or try to locate a tools shop which is in or closer to autoparts market. Because there are more chances to get there. You will not get these in hardware shops who keep mix of paint, plumbing stocks and tools. You will find this in proper tools shop only, who deals in only tools.
These desi tools are not available online. I already did a search.
If you're buying valve spring compressor then remember you will also need to get valve grinding paste (waxpol is best) and suction cup as well in order to polish valves.
This wooden stick has a suction cup in its end. This stick is use to rotate valve in its seat and both valve & seat get polished.
Originally posted by nishesh.kumar
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I'm also looking for USHA piston rings. Only USHA not any other. I've already told sibun. If you able to find this both then its good otherwise if any ONE of this is not available then leave it as sibun will need to ship it anyway.
Thank you for helping this poor guy.
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