FIR - Tools Catalogue

FACTORY IMAGE RACING TOOL CATALOGUE

CABLE SERVICE

CABLE LUBRICATOR •

Used to inject lubricant into cable housing

CABLE OIL HYDRAULIC INJECTOR FIR Hydraulic cable lubricator, ideal for use on both clutch and brake cables. Cable is sealed in end of lubricator with oil, the oil is then forced all the way down the cable by turning the screw. Even old semi seized cables can be bought back to life. • Aluminium body and Hard Anodized • Hydraulic Cable Oiler • Easy To Use • Quick And Effective • Use light oil like 3-in-1 or Similar • Professional Quality Tool FIR Hydraulic Cable Lubricator 00-600.FIR • Clamps over housing and wire allowing an aerosol can to be connected • Once lube runs out the far end, the cable is lubricated • Use WD40, GT85 or Cable Life Spray • Note; Colour may change. FIR Cable Lubricator (Each) 00-990.EA FIR Cable Lubricator (Trade Pack of 10) 00-990.PK/10 FIR Cable Lubricator (Trade Pack of 50) 00-990.PK/50 Replacement Rubber Seal Oiler 00-990.R

00-990.EA

00-600.FIR

STEERING TOOLS

STEERING BEARING PULLER TOOL •

Steering stem bearing Removing tool puller

• Ideal tool for removing the steering stem bearing race • Simply inserts into stem under the bearing and winds open, then use a drift bar to tap the bearing race out of socket • Fits almost all stems, working travel range from 30mm up to 68mm max. No more fighting or regrettable damage to the steering stem. The Steering Stem Bearing Removal Tool from FIR allows for simple installation and execution. It is made from hardened steel with black

00-8046

oxide coating to prevent corrosion. FIR Steering Bearing Puller Set

00-8046

STEERING NUT WRENCH 5.75mm thick, Very slim design wrench to Loosen or tighten without removing handlebars • 12 points design allows short movements in tight space • Silver BZP finsh for durability • Made from Carbon Steel plate • Overall length 220mm • Used on many Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki and Yamaha Motorcycles FIR Steering Nut Wrench 00-508.E

00-508.E

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