Notes and Maintenance - Filter Service - Project Honda CRF230F - Part 5.3

Oct. 01, 2005 By Rick Sieman
Part 1 Uncorking the CRF
Part 2 Works Performance Rear Suspension
Part 3 BBR Exhaust
Part 4 Sidewinder Chain and Gearing
Part 5 Notes & Maintenance


Remove the right side plate. Large screwdriver required.

Cover is removed over air filter. Small phillips screwdriver takes five screws out.

Air filter with cover off.

Squeeze down on the holding rod to remove the filter.

The filter can now be removed easily.

Remove the foam filter from the cage.

Wash the filter in warm water and regular dish liquiid soap. Clean it well until there's no dirt left in the filter.

Gently squeeze the foam while cleaning with the liquid soap.

After the filter has been thoroughly cleaned and the foam allowed to air dry, put some quality oil over the foam.

Again, gently squeeze the excess oil out. You can squeeze the oil out in a plastic baggie.

After greasing the sealing edge, re-install the filter.

Make sure the pins on the cage are inserted into the proper holes.
 
Done. Completed filter is ready to get dirty again.

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