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I like your video,a lot of people were removing the gas tank and stuff in their tutorials but I don’t see that as necessary unless your bike is maybe really old, just seems to be more complicated that way
I just bought the YA-3215 air filter today for my 2019 Yamaha R3, so I'll be going through these steps in a week or two. Thank you for the tutorial. It'll come in handy for me.
Dude amazing video. Thank you so much for the easy tutorial. My R3 runs so much smoother and thank you for adding the disclaimer the arrows go TOWARDS the engine. Im definitely subscribing to you channel!
Yes. Or install a custom map with a power commander to take advantage of the modifications. Otherwise it’ll be sluggish and produce less power because it’s either leaning out or running to rich throughout the power band.
brother i m confused, i thought that the arrows on the k&n air filter, wants us to put the filter in from that direction but u r saying that the arrows should be pointed towards us or outwards, now what should i do
Sorry dude I stuffed up when i explained that part the arrows are ment to point inwards towards the bike I corrected this in the description of the video awhile ago
Honestly I didn’t notice much of a difference but there was a slight improvement. It wasn’t drastic but on some hills I traveled frequently I noticed the bike did breathe easier and required less throttle to continue at the same speed up the hill
That’s what I originally thought aswell but when I contacted the people I bought it off they said arrows out. So im not 100% sure ive had mine installed for ages with no issues. But it’s upto you which way you install it into your bike.
Checked with my dealer and the arrows definitely go pointed towards engine. Otherwise you will not feel the lip "catch" under the airbox far edge tab and will have a gap of unfiltered air getting into engine. You should feel the rubber engage the plastic tab if you do it right.
Thanks for the info man I checked mine today and the arrows were pointing inward but i have had the filter out a few times to clean it etc since this video was made. I also played around with it today and it still feels like it goes under that lip installed both ways. But im going to try a find a way to edit some text into the video stating that or ill put it in the description.
I don't see why you couldn't but it wouldn't make that much of a difference. You would however run the risk of getting dirt and debris in your intake due to where the intake is located "in front of the rear wheel" if you installed a pod filter or some other modified intake.
DaSpedza MotoVlogs yeah I found the placement to be a bit strange pointing right at the the rear wheel I was actually thinking of if I put a cold air intake that I could change the location aswell I’m only wondering cause I find my bike runs a little hotter when riding in town not over heating but hotter then I like
Hey dude the cold air intake wont change the temperature the bike runs at, all a cold air intake will do is allow the bike to breathe more air in. If you want to change how hot the bike runs it may pay to see if they sell a cooler degree thermostat. That can open up a whole can of worms due to the ecu needing the engine at a certain temperature otherwise it’ll over fuel all the time to compensate. But also check if your cooling system is fine like coolant, water pump are working correctly and also the radiator isn’t covered in leaves or grime etc. Most of the time the thermofans keep the bike from overheating and they mostly run warmer in town and stop start traffic due to the lack of airflow around the engine. Hope this helps man.
NOTE!! The Arrows on the K&N Air filter point inwards towards the bike not outwards!
Want To Know How To Change The Oil And Filter On Your Yamaha R3?
th-cam.com/video/RDbUl_t4FUc/w-d-xo.html
I figured as much as when if you put the arrows facing the bike the K&N logo faces out which seems right.
I like your video,a lot of people were removing the gas tank and stuff in their tutorials but I don’t see that as necessary unless your bike is maybe really old, just seems to be more complicated that way
Excellent. Concise and visually perfect.
Thank you for taking the time to do this man. It’ll help me when i go to change mine.
Raven Medusa Im glad i could help dude 😃
I just bought the YA-3215 air filter today for my 2019 Yamaha R3, so I'll be going through these steps in a week or two. Thank you for the tutorial. It'll come in handy for me.
Dude amazing video. Thank you so much for the easy tutorial. My R3 runs so much smoother and thank you for adding the disclaimer the arrows go TOWARDS the engine. Im definitely subscribing to you channel!
Thanks dude im glad i could help bro 👍🏻😃
A no nonsense how-to. Well done
Thanks man 😃
Thank you very much so helpful can you do a video on how to replace fuel pump or fuel pump filter🎉🎉
Good vid DS I really like your informative videos 😃
Ricky Bobby Thanks dude 😃
Thankyou for the video. Can a person clean the oem ? tia
You can try blowing it out with compressed air. However it’s normally best to replace them when the time comes for the oem paper filters.
Does gas consumption improve somehow or is it still the same?
Fuel consumption stayed pretty much the same.
Good vid DS
Dead Farang Thanks DF!! 😃👍🏻
If you want to add a full exhaust to the bike, as well as the intake. would you need to get it tuned?
Yes. Or install a custom map with a power commander to take advantage of the modifications. Otherwise it’ll be sluggish and produce less power because it’s either leaning out or running to rich throughout the power band.
brother i m confused, i thought that the arrows on the k&n air filter, wants us to put the filter in from that direction but u r saying that the arrows should be pointed towards us or outwards,
now what should i do
Sorry dude I stuffed up when i explained that part the arrows are ment to point inwards towards the bike I corrected this in the description of the video awhile ago
Thanks for the video. Cheers!
Thanks, plan to do this on my 2019 R3. It looks pretty similar.
if i droped the screw that you were talking about, will it damage the engine?
Where did the bolt land? Did it go in the air box?
@@DaSpedzaMotoVlogs nah, outside, i dropped it when i was trying to put the box back on
@@alexnder3able you probably realized by now but it should be fine, just gotta find a new screw
Did you feel any change with the k & n filter? Thanks bro
Honestly I didn’t notice much of a difference but there was a slight improvement. It wasn’t drastic but on some hills I traveled frequently I noticed the bike did breathe easier and required less throttle to continue at the same speed up the hill
Does it changes the sound of bike
Not really. If you want the bike to sound better you’re better off doing an exhaust.
I have wonderful sound from my Delkevic Stainless Steel exhaust.Makes riding fun,fun,fun.
Do you have the stock exhaust or its the k&n making it sound better?
I’ve got the Akrapovic M1 slip on. That’s why it sounds different. I’ve done videos on the slip on 😃👍🏻
@@DaSpedzaMotoVlogs well did the air filter enhance the sound with the slip on?
To be honest the air filter did hardly anything to the note of the bike.
Can i ask for the model number of k&n filter for r3? Thanks
samantha It’s YA-3215 it was shown at 1:14 in the video
@@DaSpedzaMotoVlogs Will this same filter fit my MT03/2020? Thanks.
Will this filter fit my MT03 ? Thanks.
Yeah it should.
Informative video bro
Rage Dauntless Winters Thanks bro 😃
Are you sure the arrows go *away* from the bike? I think the arrows mean you insert the filter *inwards*, towards the bike.
That’s what I originally thought aswell but when I contacted the people I bought it off they said arrows out. So im not 100% sure ive had mine installed for ages with no issues. But it’s upto you which way you install it into your bike.
Checked with my dealer and the arrows definitely go pointed towards engine. Otherwise you will not feel the lip "catch" under the airbox far edge tab and will have a gap of unfiltered air getting into engine. You should feel the rubber engage the plastic tab if you do it right.
Thanks for the info man I checked mine today and the arrows were pointing inward but i have had the filter out a few times to clean it etc since this video was made. I also played around with it today and it still feels like it goes under that lip installed both ways. But im going to try a find a way to edit some text into the video stating that or ill put it in the description.
Could you put a cold air intake on the R3 like a car? lol
I don't see why you couldn't but it wouldn't make that much of a difference. You would however run the risk of getting dirt and debris in your intake due to where the intake is located "in front of the rear wheel" if you installed a pod filter or some other modified intake.
DaSpedza MotoVlogs yeah I found the placement to be a bit strange pointing right at the the rear wheel I was actually thinking of if I put a cold air intake that I could change the location aswell I’m only wondering cause I find my bike runs a little hotter when riding in town not over heating but hotter then I like
Hey dude the cold air intake wont change the temperature the bike runs at, all a cold air intake will do is allow the bike to breathe more air in. If you want to change how hot the bike runs it may pay to see if they sell a cooler degree thermostat. That can open up a whole can of worms due to the ecu needing the engine at a certain temperature otherwise it’ll over fuel all the time to compensate.
But also check if your cooling system is fine like coolant, water pump are working correctly and also the radiator isn’t covered in leaves or grime etc.
Most of the time the thermofans keep the bike from overheating and they mostly run warmer in town and stop start traffic due to the lack of airflow around the engine. Hope this helps man.
DaSpedza MotoVlogs thanks man that helps a lot! I appreciate it!
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