Checking and cleaning the air filter is essential to engine life and performance. A clogged air filter affects carburetor tuning which results in poor performance and hotter running. Poorly filtered air can cause engine wear or damage.
The Air Filter is a Dry Element Type, Factory Part Number 5LV-14451-00-00.
To Remove the Air Filter:
Place Bike on Centerstand
Remove Seat
Remove Left and Right Side Covers
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Remove Tank
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Remove Rubber Cover
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Remove AirBox Cover
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Lift Out Air Filter
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Inspect Air Filter, Clean or Replace if Dirt is Excessive
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Reassemble Bike
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Last Updated: 02-19-2003
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