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Tappet Adjuster tool...any good?

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Clem2112:
Bought a "genuine" Honda tappet adjuster many years ago.
No spanner part to loosen/tighten the locknut,  just a square drive to suit the tappet with a  small plastic handwheel. Used with a cranked 8mm ring spanner this seems to work ok.
I always have to back off the adjustment a small amount ( from .002")  when tightening the locknut as the set gap closes slightly despite resisting the torque with the adjuster tool.
I guess the fancy version works like the old SPQR tappet tool to make life easier?

flatfour:
I bought the DS tool around five years ago and, quite honestly, rarely if ever use it. The tool itself is just too bulky to fit easily within the access hole. I still prefer to use a screwdriver and cranked ring spanner!

mattsz:
Hmm... I've never seen the adjusters... so one tool mentioned here is slotted, like the head of a screw?  And the other is a screwdriver?  They can't both work, can they?  And the tool in the DS photo shows neither?  I guess more research is needed...  :-\

paul G:

--- Quote from: Trigger on December 13, 2018, 10:54:25 PM ---I enter the same PN and >>> https://www.davidsilverspares.co.uk/SS125/part_203518/

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I use one of these spot on  ;D

Trigger:
How do members get so confused ! The 400 has the tappets and the tool that i listed is used  :o Some other SOHC's have a different tappet that all is required is a flat screwdriver  ;)

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