P1000 How to change the air filter on a Honda Pioneer 1000 - Superatv

[Hondasxs]

 

[Admin]

 

[Vikes79]

Not sure I understand the need to remove the rear seat bottoms.

Otherwise nice video.

 

[Dirtstiffs-1000]

Not necessary.
Very easy kneeling from the front seat.
Maybe 10 minutes but I was having a good day.
But I appreciate the video all the same.

 

[Russ989]

Not sure I understand the need to remove the rear seat bottoms.

Otherwise nice video.

I thought the same thing, it makes no sense!

 

[BWAF]

Not necessary.
Very easy kneeling from the front seat.
Maybe 10 minutes but I was having a good day.
But I appreciate the video all the same.

Cause she doesn't know how to fold them up

 

[Russ989]

Cause she doesn't know how to fold them up

Scratches her name off the list for a potential wife! 😂

 

[ToddACimer]

If that filter is dirty, I should start buying used filters from Superatv because mine have never looked that nice

 

[BigOL3]

Not sure I understand the need to remove the rear seat bottoms.

LOL ....... I was thinking the same thing. Then I was thinking ....... would that have made it easier, with more room??? Well ..... NO.

 

[Haldog77]

I changed my $44.00 air filter today. The two gaskets that came with it kicked my tail end. I ended up using a dab of 3-M adhesive and some steel spring clips to hold while drying. The smaller o-ring for the filter itself, caused the filter to kick up on the end away from the screw. I think the cover will hold it in place. I know there is bound to be a better price on an air filter.

 

[BigOL3]

I changed my $44.00 air filter today. The two gaskets that came with it kicked my tail end. I ended up using a dab of 3-M adhesive and some steel spring clips to hold while drying. The smaller o-ring for the filter itself, caused the filter to kick up on the end away from the screw. I think the cover will hold it in place. I know there is bound to be a better price on an air filter.

$37.xx at RM

 

[Haldog77]

If that filter is dirty, I should start buying used filters from Superatv because mine have never looked that nice

I agree.

 

[Adam490]

I changed my $44.00 air filter today. The two gaskets that came with it kicked my tail end. I ended up using a dab of 3-M adhesive and some steel spring clips to hold while drying. The smaller o-ring for the filter itself, caused the filter to kick up on the end away from the screw. I think the cover will hold it in place. I know there is bound to be a better price on an air filter.

If you do the under hood snorkel and use a pre-filter, they last a really long time. I am snorkeled through the hood with an oiled pre-filter and my filter looked great after 3 dusty days at RRB. This is mine after 875 miles

 

[Haldog77]

If you do the under hood snorkel and use a pre-filter, they last a really long time. I am snorkeled through the hood with an oiled pre-filter and my filter looked great after 3 dusty days at RRB. This is mine after 875 miles

View attachment 188729

View attachment 188732

That's fantastic. I may have to snorkel mine.

 

[Adam490]

That's fantastic. I may have to snorkel mine.

I run a Filter Wears cover over an oiled Spectre filter. I know not everyone likes the through the hood snorkel, but it does what it needs to with very minimal effort. If you do the under hood snorkel, I think there's some stuff called Frog skin you can stretch over the opening that acts like a filter. Or you may be able to find an actual oil-based filter that will fit under the hood.