Steering Stem Nut socket and wrench??

[oioioi]

I am looking to borrow a steering stem nut socket and wrench. Specifically for a Suzuki.

Is anyone willing to lend one out to me? I am sure someone here has one.

I am in Milton but travel all over GTA so distance is not a huge issue.

Or if anyone can suggest a decent one for a fair price to buy, I don mind doing that as well. Just don't want to spend hundreds.

Suzuki specific part #s are 09940-14911 and 09940-14960




Greatly appreciated. 🍻

 

[Mad Mike]

You could go old school and use a steering nut hook wrench, or even older school and use a hammer and long punch. You might even have one in the cheepie toolkit supplied with your bike. Amazon for $20.

 

[oioioi]

I am trying to diagnose a possible loose head bearing so I would like to tighten it as close to factory spec as possible.

 

[bitzz]

I don't know what size you need but these are not proprietary Suzuki tools. They're used by auto mechanic, for axles

https://www.amazon.ca/Powerbuilt-648475-Spindle-Socket-Outer/dp/B0015UWW64?th=1

I know Princess Auto sells some sizes

... or get creative with a socket, saw and file

 

[oioioi]

I don't know what size you need but these are not proprietary Suzuki tools. They're used by auto mechanic, for axles

https://www.amazon.ca/Powerbuilt-648475-Spindle-Socket-Outer/dp/B0015UWW64?th=1

I know Princess Auto sells some sizes

... or get creative with a socket, saw and file

Thank you.

I did see those.
Might try them out and see if they will work.

 

[DownUnder]

I should have a set you can borrow, what year suzuki is it? I'm about an hr+ drive from you though so may not be worth your time and gas.

 

[oioioi]

I should have a set you can borrow, what year suzuki is it? I'm about an hr+ drive from you though so may not be worth your time and gas.

It's a 2020 but I think anything past 2000 is the same


What is an hour away?
Don't worry about time and gas. I can be all over GTA and further in a regular.

 

[basmn]

I am trying to diagnose a possible loose head bearing so I would like to tighten it as close to factory spec as possible.

Maby you should disassemble the head and look for problems. The bearing assemblies may need replacing.

 

[oioioi]

Maby you should disassemble the head and look for problems. The bearing assemblies may need replacing.

That's part of the plan.
The bike is a 2020 with 15k on it only.

 

[Brit Biker]

I have a few hook spanners you could use. I'm close to Carlise ((Ice House) or you can drop by my shop and use what ever you need.
Drop me a PM if you still need them.