Removing the air cleaner cover -- yank it up?
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Removing the air cleaner cover -- yank it up?
After unbuckling the top two fasteners of the black air cleaner cover, it opened up (as much as space allows), but it does not come off.
I tried to wiggle it gently and pull it up (also gently). It still did not come off.
I did not try to apply more pressure for the fear of breaking something at the bottom (which I cannot see).
Should I just yank it up, with more force?
Or is there a trick?
I tried to wiggle it gently and pull it up (also gently). It still did not come off.
I did not try to apply more pressure for the fear of breaking something at the bottom (which I cannot see).
Should I just yank it up, with more force?
Or is there a trick?
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Got it! Thanks!
Removing the air filter element (or, should I say, aligning it with the top cover) did the trick!
(Now I don't remember if the side with the bigger cutout or no-cutout (metal backing) should be positioned to be aligned with the round hole inside the part the remained )
Removing the air filter element (or, should I say, aligning it with the top cover) did the trick!
(Now I don't remember if the side with the bigger cutout or no-cutout (metal backing) should be positioned to be aligned with the round hole inside the part the remained )
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Yes, I saw the arrow pointing 'Front'
But then I noticed that if I do this, the metal backing would be against the round opening inside. I thought (obviously incorrectly 😕 that that should not be the case because then the metal backing of the air filter would prevent air flow it was designed to provide... So, decided to ask, to be sure.
Oh, well... I guess there is a reason engineers designed it this way.,,
But then I noticed that if I do this, the metal backing would be against the round opening inside. I thought (obviously incorrectly 😕 that that should not be the case because then the metal backing of the air filter would prevent air flow it was designed to provide... So, decided to ask, to be sure.
Oh, well... I guess there is a reason engineers designed it this way.,,