RB filter removal
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RB filter removal
Just trying to remove my filter so I can clean it and reoil but running into a minor problem. There isnt quite enough room to pull the filter out and wondering if I need to detach the filter from the RB air horn first or if I need to remove the rubber accordian further along the intake for there to be room. Also, does the filter come off by twisting or just a pull? Any help is appreciated!
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alright, removed the bolts/blue ring and the MAF tube already, figured there would be enough room to remove once you've done that but I have to remove the bellow as well? It is just that one screw on the clamp to remove? looks like it is but dont wanna break anything so just being sure. I know I'm probably making a simple task more complex than it should be but oh well. Thanks for helping!
alright, removed the bolts/blue ring and the MAF tube already, figured there would be enough room to remove once you've done that but I have to remove the bellow as well? It is just that one screw on the clamp to remove? looks like it is but dont wanna break anything so just being sure. I know I'm probably making a simple task more complex than it should be but oh well. Thanks for helping!
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I know what he's talking about. There's enough flexibility once you remove the clamp (with the help of another person) to keep the bellow out of the way. If you pull straight back you hit the 2 cables are slightly in the way but you can pull up with no issues. Also believe he's talking about the ignition coils but I could be wrong.
Also, be very careful when putting the filter back on, make sure the front clamp is tightened on very well as it holds the air horn in place. ITs easy to not tighten it enough then re-install then hear a bouncing sound then have to do it again
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lol my horn actually came off when i took it out to clean this past weekend, it was a bitch to put it back in!!
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up to whoever decides to do it though.

