DIY Air Filter Replacement | Himalayan 450 | Royal Enfield | BMC
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- Step by step guide for you to change the air filter of your himalayan 450 at home.
why to replace the air filter and how to
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5:48 *indeed some real good helping hand out there. Godspeed* 😊 ✅
I'm plannig on doing it myself, you video is very clear and give me confidence to do the job. Thank you!
@@STteto66 cheers mate ✊🏽
Great job brother. Nicely shown. Hope I will be able to install the BMC on my own Himalayan without any mess up! 😅
@@AnuragKanishkaVlogs absolutely! Just don’t rush and have all the tools available forehand. Also pay attention to minute details I shared in the video for example don’t over tighten the screws as it may damage the washers underneath and not only air filter, you can also install this if you would want to 👇
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Thanks for the good content.
One thing that bugs me is that this is an awful design approach from the RE side. This is more difficult than most of the high-end luxury cars.
High chances of breaking lines, connectors, plastic pump, and scratches on the tank.
Imagine what will happen in a small RE service station when they have to do services of at least 50 bikes daily. Mechanics won't take care of our bike like the owner does. they are always in a hurry. Most mechanics are not trained properly.
People will suffer. Oil and air filter replacement should be as easy as possible. This looks like a maintenance disaster.
The design is one of the many reasons I bought this motorcycle. If the air filter was placed down where they usually are on most of the motorcycles, you would end up choking all the air filters you install on this bike no matter how expensive or good they are just because of the kind of terrain and the sort of rides this bike is gonna go through (in general)
The service centre thing I agree with you but if you have good relations with them they won’t rush. They never rushed on mine, in fact they like to have me there while they are working on it and I keep them in check when they are about to do something risky.
I managed to install the air filter without damaging any line or hoes or pumps or connectors and without a single scratch on the tank. It all reflects on your personality as a person and how good you are at what you are doing.
On the side note, this is a fun motorcycle to ride and to work on, after the air filter I installed fuel x on it by myself and for that I had to take off the tank AND the entire throttle body, guess what? All went smooth without any damages. Take some risks while keeping smarty brother ✊🏽
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@@user-pe5ks3vu3z I don’t know what that means
Thanks bro, I really appreciate your efforts ❤🙌
Cheers man. Appreciate your comment 🙏
More DIY for Himalayan 450 pls ...
Sure man, I will be making a DIY video on how to install fuel x pro plus on Himalayan 450
Your content is amazing. Keep it up
Thank you. It keeps me going
mandeep installation is good but we also need to know how you clean this and at what intervals❤
I have planned to make a video of the same when I will be doing it after 5000kms. ✊🏽
can you share the purchase link for the BMC air filter ?
There you go brother
bikesterglobal.com/shop/product/bmc-air-filter-for-royal-enfield-himalayan-450/
By Changing the air filter will it affect the warranty of the bike ?
It shouldn’t as long as you do it yourself and put the stock one back in when going for a service
@@RideWithManDeep clever idea 😅
has the sound / performance changed ?
The sound I couldn’t notice much difference but the performance, oh man… the bike is much smoother and the lag in acceleration has been improved noticeably ✊🏽
Who was that ? A little man helping you😅😅
Yeah that’s the big boss of the house ✊🏽
Which tool kit you are using?
This one
www.industrybuying.com/socket-sets-fulcrum-HAN.SOC.95511114/?Google&PLA&PLA_Private_Label_Rest&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADesIl-mK2nXSFo0kqm_wdCHsMZtH&gclid=Cj0KCQjwpZWzBhC0ARIsACvjWRO7Xi2cGTbmKMTTtDoB2KV0ci0Y3-9GZWZmRS01w95zunq738pfRaMaAoU1EALw_wcB
@@RideWithManDeep Hello sir is this tools are of good quality I have been looking for these tools for very long time
@@ahmedmustaq5854 yeah man, I have been using this kit for about 3 years now. Works fine ✌🏾
@@RideWithManDeep ordered one for me thank u sir
@@ahmedmustaq5854 you won’t regret it. Also, I would suggest you to order one fuel x pro plus too. I will be making a detailed video on it soon but for now here are some of the perks.
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You can insert high breathable foam with bit oil spray it will absorb most of dust without restricting the air flow and enhancing filter survivability and life (prefilter DIY) 😅
Sure mate, as long as it doesn’t gets burn within seconds cuz of high engine heat underneath ✊🏽