Gearbox Drain Plug Tool
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- BockingBandit
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Gearbox Drain Plug Tool
Does anybody know which is the best tool for removing G'Box drain plug. I guess it's a 14mm Hex,.. but is there a tool that will do this without having to remove the downpipe?
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- Boxadog 2000
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I bought a 14mm hex with a 3/8 inch drive, whole thing about an inch long. I then bent a 3/8 extension bar and used this to remove the drain plugs on both bikes no problem.
2004 Silver (mine)
2001 Silver/Manderin (hers)
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2001 Silver/Manderin (hers)
Visiting France? Read my blog on http://bikesindordogne.blogspot.com
Look what I just bought off ebay.
Mercedes Oil Drain tool
As recommeded by a chap on the Pelican. Hope it fits cos it's coming all the way over from Michigan.

Mercedes Oil Drain tool
As recommeded by a chap on the Pelican. Hope it fits cos it's coming all the way over from Michigan.
BMW R1100S (Black)
Suzuki TL1000S (Red)
Suzuki TL1000S (Red)
- BockingBandit
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I ended up buying a 14mm 'Drain Plug Remover' for £3, and paid local farrier £1 to grind off the 'Socket' part. Worked a treat, ... except now I can't remember where I left the bloody thing.
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