Servicing Air Intake
1. Park the machine safely. (See Parking Safely in SAFETY.)
Checking and Cleaning Air Intake
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Allow engine to cool.
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Tilt seats forward.
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Raise and secure cargo box with latch support.
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Check intake hose (A) for damage or cracking. Replace if
necessary.
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Remove four rubber latch straps (B) on each side of cover (C).
Remove cover (C).
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Clean any debris from inlet (D).
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Check filter element (E) for dirt or debris. Clean and dry completely
and install back onto air intake.
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Install cover (C) back onto air intake and secure with eight
rubber straps.
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Lower the cargo box.
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Lower seats.
Servicing Air Cleaner Element
IMPORTANT: Dirt and debris can enter engine when air cleaner
canister is opened. Do not open canister unless required for scheduled
service. This will keep contamination of the intake system to a minimum. Check filter element more frequently if operating in dusty conditions.
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Allow engine to cool.
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Tilt seats forward.
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Raise and secure cargo box with latch support.
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Check intake hose (A) for damage or cracking. Replace if
necessary.
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Remove four rubber latch straps (B) on each side of cover (C).
Remove cover (C).
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Remove and discard filter element (D). Replace with a new
filter element.
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Clean any debris from clutch inlet (E).
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Install cover (C) back onto air intake and secure with eight
rubber straps.
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Lower the cargo box.
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Lower seats.
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