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1olbull said:

Offered just for FYI -
I found the install of that small breather filter to be a terminal female dog!
I simply plugged the hole with a chunk of filter foam.
I also covered the large hole in the front of the air box and have been using it for tool storage over five years with no problemas.

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1olbull said:

I also covered the large hole in the front of the air box and have been using it for tool storage over five years with no problemas.

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Navigator said:

Most interesting. I paid $132 for mine on ebay, delivered from UK, and didn't get all of that stuff. In fact, I'm a bit confused. I'll post a pic of what I received, but then again, I'm not quite sure what that is.

Edit: OK, this is what I received. The box contains the primary 3 throttle body filter, a smaller end of tube air filter, a box of SS ring clamps & instructions and a long control rod type of gizzi, about which I'm sure the installation instructions will explain.

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Tal said:

I took that "s" shaped rubber hose of and cut in in half. I then put the short end over the breather and put the filter on the end which is now just inside the cover..pointing towards me...makes it easy to get at...it is a female dog of a thing but once done works a treat...remember...Patience was a virgin!...something like that anyhow!

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Allan S said:

Watch the you tube video on the install. Makes it a snap. Just make sure you have some bandaids to cover the scrapes from squeezing your hands into those tiny places

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Bedifferent said:

I watched the video as well and decided a few small tool options might help out with loosening those clamp screws in those tight places. I have a ton of tools, but I always try to plan ahead before I do anything. I bought a few more. I'm thinking a quarter inch drive set, some metric hex bits and small right angle drivers might do the trick in those tight places. If that doesn't work, I guess I'll have to get more creative. I put my fingers in the picture for some perspective.

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Tal said:

I took that "s" shaped rubber hose of and cut in in half. I then put the short end over the breather and put the filter on the end which is now just inside the cover..pointing towards me...makes it easy to get at...it is a female dog of a thing but once done works a treat...remember...Patience was a virgin!...something like that anyhow!

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Bedifferent said:

I watched the video as well and decided a few small tool options might help out with loosening those clamp screws in those tight places. I have a ton of tools, but I always try to plan ahead before I do anything. I bought a few more. I'm thinking a quarter inch drive set, some metric hex bits and small right angle drivers might do the trick in those tight places. If that doesn't work, I guess I'll have to get more creative. I put my fingers in the picture for some perspective.

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leatal said:

You should add a few soft rags to stuff under the hard to reach bolts, so if you drop them they wont get lost (especially behind oil tank).

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