How to Change the Air Filter on a Dirt Bike

 by jamcbride1
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The air filter is one of the most important components on an off-highway motorcycle. The filter captures dirt and debris and keeps it from getting sucked into the motor during operation. This can be problematic for two reasons. First, dirt and debris causes excessive wear on the internal moving components of the motor, such as, the pistons and rings. Second, a clogged filter allows less air into the motor, which will result in sluggish performance. This maintenance task is very simple. With the aid of these instructions, even a beginner can do it. The entire process takes between five and fifteen minutes. 
 
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Step 1: Materials Required

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•Dirt Bike Owner’s Manual
•10mm socket and ratchet or 10mm combination wrench
•Clean rag
•Silicone Grease
•New Air filter
•Dish Soap
•Air filter oil (if needed)
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