What's in the OEM Tool Kit?

[AsphaltEagle]

Can anyone give me a list of the tools in the OEM tool pouch.
2018 F3 Limited.
I have the pouch. But nothing in it, except a small handle.I
Thanks.

 

[JayBros]

PN 529000002, Fork Wrench 10/13 mm
PN 529000004, Screw Driver (no mention of any blades)

 

[ARtraveler]

These days, slim pickings to say the least. I kept the RT versions and they are now in my F3's.

Upside: I have never been called upon to use any tool kit, anytime. :bowdown:

 

[motoswami]

I thought they only came new with the empty pouch; nothing in it!


OK, just kidding. There is a nice green handle for two screwdriver blade options that will cover most of the fasteners you might need to loosen IF a long-handled tool isn't too, um, long-handled. I've added a shorty screwdriver that has a lot of bits in the handle, both straight and Philips, plus an assortment of Torx bits; I've added also an assortment (5 amp thru 25 amp) of mini-fuses. In a supplemental tool roll I've added 8-15mm combination wrenches, and a set of metric allen wrenches. I've got a small circuit tester light somewhere I'll stick in if it ever turns up (recently moved and suffering the "can't find stuff" snydrome).

 

[AsphaltEagle]

Thanks guys. Thats about what i have, pouch with a srewdriver handle, no blades. Thats all. I got my F3 used with 300 miles on it. Thought previous owner may have kept the stuff. But for what reason. Oem tools have never been much.

 

[sKiZo]

Limited at best, but that's pretty common nowadays. Surprised they don't offer a full kit as an option or aftermarket accessory.

Speaking of toolkits ... here's what came with my Ural. Everything's there to pretty much do a full rebuild on the side of the road.

 

[ARtraveler]

Limited at best, but that's pretty common nowadays. Surprised they don't offer a full kit as an option or aftermarket accessory.

Speaking of toolkits ... here's what came with my Ural. Everything's there to pretty much do a full rebuild on the side of the road.

yes...I have heard the Ural tool kits are pretty good. :yes:

 

[McRuss]

Limited at best, but that's pretty common nowadays. Surprised they don't offer a full kit as an option or aftermarket accessory.

Speaking of toolkits ... here's what came with my Ural. Everything's there to pretty much do a full rebuild on the side of the road.

I had a '98 Ural; the tools were a necessity, especially the big hammer! I'm told they have improved....