6637 questions
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6637 questions
Hi guys, just installed the Kwik 6637 mod, removed some of the air-box and drilled a 3/4" hole in the blank end for the filter minder, attached the filter direct to the intake tube, just remove the entire tube and a little WD-40 and the filter slips right in, quick clamping and poof we are done!
Had a question about the "other sensor" I found attached to the stock box? What does it do? What should I do with it? I just left it sitting on some of the wiring harness near-by is it ok? I was also wondering about the filter it-self, will it be a problem getting wet from spray from underneath? I will get a "Pop" pre-filter on it soon but was a bit concerned about the water/snow question.
Thanks for "listening"....
Dave
Had a question about the "other sensor" I found attached to the stock box? What does it do? What should I do with it? I just left it sitting on some of the wiring harness near-by is it ok? I was also wondering about the filter it-self, will it be a problem getting wet from spray from underneath? I will get a "Pop" pre-filter on it soon but was a bit concerned about the water/snow question.
Thanks for "listening"....
Dave
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It is an air temperature sensor.
just zip tie that sensor to the master cylinder lines, it will end up close to your filter but not touching it.
it wont get wet from spray from underneath. I have had mine installed for 4 or 5 months now and have driven in a couple good rain storms and its still good and dry.
just zip tie that sensor to the master cylinder lines, it will end up close to your filter but not touching it.
it wont get wet from spray from underneath. I have had mine installed for 4 or 5 months now and have driven in a couple good rain storms and its still good and dry.
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wow i must type real slow, thought i was going to be the first to try and answer these questions.
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i installed the kwik 6637 filter a few weeks ago, faily simple but no matter which way i try to put the filter in it seems to touch the master cylinder and i get a vibration from the air filter transferring to the master cylinder and feel it in the petal while braking. any solutions..... but i love the sound!
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Thanks guys... I might even tryo to mount the temp sensor beside the filter minder.... should fit, it is a big filter. I wonder Kwik, what are you running now for yours?
Dave
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