How to oil your foam air filter 

Lol

Ha ha ha

And then how do you remove it? I guess it will not come out with bio cleaner.

Nuno Sousa the grease does wash out with motorex cleaner. Essential for a proper seal.. it states in most owners manuals to do this

Nuno Sousa I use the twin air Bio sealant. Take it off with contact cleaner around the filter housing and the bio cleaner takes it off in the bucket when cleaning.

Do you use a grease gun

As long as you have Taco Bell, it’s alright.

@Mother Algorithm My God, I am a simpleton! And it's taken me a year to realize such a thing. Thank you @Mother Algorithm for opening my eyes

@@hunterhoff3427 lmao two years to realize you mean!!! If only you weren't such a simpleton!!

@@flagovhate Yes, two years to realize. That's exactly what I said

@@hunterhoff3427 no it isn't actually, you said "taken me a year". This gosh darn simpleton doesn't even know what 1+1 = 2 🤣

@@flagovhate 1+1=1 tho because of some math equation I think

Henriete Jete Use only filter oil! Putoline or Twin air. 2t engine oil is a bad idea.

I've used 2 stroke oil for probably 30 years. It works fine.

deere3321 and he only had to rebuild his engine three times per year. Bargain.

MaxRay16 you must be an awful busy man not to have time to complete this procedure

well get a pre-oiled filter

Yes it may catch on fire 🔥

@@Hawklordz It's been 4 years and I think it turned into a thermonuclear bomb...

I will sacrifice my own life for Pakistan

That means your filter is seized. Does it still shift properly, and does the filter stop the bike when you press on it? If not you may need new brake pads.

Daniel Daniels lmfao

It's possible you got the Canadian oil and now have to move.

The truth is that your powerband it too tight, loosen it so the oil flows freely turning the filter green.

#bluefiltersmatter

Then your dust comes into the engine😂😅… The oil is sticky and so keeps the dirt/dust on the filter. Without oil the dust/dirt can move threw the filter.

@@dasatom3060 I can put normal engine oil, or it would be aspirated. I would like to put a thin layer of engine oil on the surface of the sponge filter.

@@badlix2309 Hey, i guess it wouldn‘t really do the job because the oil won‘t stay very long on the filter. It‘s just to fluid, it will run out of the filter and make a huge mess in your motorcycle. I really wouldn‘t recommend to do that. Just buy a 1L Can of Filter Oil and watch a tutorial how to oil your filter and you are good.

There is a BIO Filter Oil from Twin Air that does this Job perfekt. And with the BIO Cleaner you can even wash it out in a Bucket when the filter is really dirty. The Bio Version is nice because you can fill the sewage into the sink without harming the environment. With the normal Oil etc. you have to collect the toxic water and bring it to the landfill.

@@dasatom3060 thank you very much for the advice I will treasure it.

Were you not entertained? 😂

I think you are ridiculous