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Summary: Remove a motorcycle air filter once the proper procedures have been performed and the filter is ready to be replaced; learn how using the expert tips found on this free DIY motorcycle-maintenance video.

Views: 476 | Tags: fix, maintenance, instructions, replace, motorcycles, air-filter, motorcycle maintenance

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Jesse Grahm Jesse Grahm is an Assistant Manager at a Tampa Bay motorcycle performance shop. He is experienced in both performance upgrades and maintenance of street bikes... read more

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How to Replace a Motorcycle Air Filter

Hi my name is Jesse Grahm here in Tampa, Florida. On behalf of expert Village this is how to replace and maintain your air filter in a motor cycle. In this step we would be replacing the air filter. Once again you want to just take a quick inspection to make sure that everything is clean and you have nothing that may stop you from having a fresh mounting surface when you replace your air filter. This particular air filter all you have to do is slide it in place. There is 2 tabs on the bottom and you want to line them up in the spot with the cut of for the 2 tabs. Once you have lined them up simply slide in and drop. Then now you want to make sure that your air filter is completely flush mounted as not let any dirt in or around the air filter. That may get in the engine or harm the engine. Once you have securely mounted it, quick inspection to make sure there is not dirt on the air filter. Now you are ready to put on the air filter case cover.

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