Product Description
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M45 x 1.5 Flywheel Rotor Puller Tool for Suzuki & Arctic Cat 4-Stroke ATVs
Product Description
This M45 x 1.5 Flywheel Rotor Puller Tool is designed for the safe and efficient removal of flywheels and magneto rotors found on many Suzuki and Arctic Cat 4-stroke ATV engines. Constructed from durable hardened alloy steel, this specialty service tool threads directly into the flywheel rotor, allowing controlled removal without damaging the crankshaft, flywheel, stator, or other engine components.
Ideal for engine repairs, stator replacement, crankshaft service, and top-end rebuilds, this puller provides a reliable solution for professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts alike.
Features
- Precision M45 x 1.5 thread size
- Hardened alloy steel construction
- Helps prevent flywheel and crankshaft damage
- Essential tool for engine and electrical system repairs
- Compact and easy to store
- Suitable for professional and home workshop use
Specifications
- Thread Size: M45 x 1.5
- Material: Hardened Alloy Steel
- Tool Dimensions: 5.2 cm x 7 cm
- Function: Flywheel / Rotor Removal
Compatible ATV Models
Commonly fits various Suzuki and Arctic Cat 4-stroke ATV models including:
375cc Models
- Arctic Cat 375
400cc Models
- Suzuki Eiger 400
- Arctic Cat 400 2x4
- Arctic Cat 400 4x4
450cc Models
- Arctic Cat 450
500cc Models
- Arctic Cat 500
700cc Models
- Select Suzuki-based and Arctic Cat 700 single-cylinder ATV applications
Model years typically range from 1999-2002, including many vehicles using shared Suzuki engine platforms.
Installation Tips
- Clean flywheel threads thoroughly before installation.
- Thread the puller body completely into the flywheel.
- Apply a small amount of grease to the center forcing bolt.
- Tighten the center bolt evenly until the flywheel releases from the crankshaft taper.
Package Includes
- 1 x M45 x 1.5 Flywheel Rotor Puller Tool
Important: Please verify your flywheel thread size before purchasing. Matching thread dimensions are required for proper fitment and safe operation.
