But get a couple of these from Outerwears to put over both the ones under the hood:
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Install them like this:
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I seem to recall the hose clamp is already there. Be sure to wiggle the Outerwears all the way down and the hose clamp around where the
ducts come up through the "under hood deck".
The Outerwears fabric stops anything larger than 5 microns. So you may find a little very fine dust in the CVT and the same on the outside of
the air cleaner element.
Oh, and get one of these to fit over the air cleaner element:
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This will stop virtually all the dust coming from the under hood air intake from getting into the engine.
Again, you may find a little fine dust on the Outerwears sleeve...but not much.
Me, I have four of the small Outwears and two of the larger Outerwears. If its been a dusty day riding,
I take them off, wash them in a little left over dish washing soapy water, rinse and set to dry. Don't wring them out,
just set to dry on a towel. They will dry quickly. But I just change them out, wash the dusty ones, let 'em dry and put them in Ziploc
bags for the next time.
I change air filter elements yearly. They are that clean! But inspect for tan on the outside, you can shop-vac that off. See tan on the
inside, change out the element.
Blow the dust out of the clutches, belt and CVT housing. Do this every couple of days when on a week long riding trip. And when
you get home!
Thus, you'll keep the dust damage to almost nothing, and lengthen the life of your engine!
Oh and there is one of these "grilles" on each front fender...they provide plenty of air to the clutch cooling and combustion air intake:
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Just sayin'
Pirate