Twin Air Air Filter - 723.20.46

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The Twin Air Air Filter (723.20.46) is designed for serious off-road riders and motocross enthusiasts who demand maximum engine protection in harsh, abrasive environments. By utilizing a dual-layer foam construction, this filter provides a superior balance of high-volume airflow and filtration efficiency, ensuring your engine stays free of debris in sandy or dusty terrain. While it significantly outperforms standard filters in durability, it does require a consistent cleaning and oiling maintenance routine to maintain its peak performance and longevity.
| Model Part Number | 723.20.46 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Twin Air |
Yes, when properly oiled, the Twin Air filter provides excellent resistance to moisture while maintaining airflow.
It depends on the terrain. In heavy dust or sand, you should clean and re-oil it after every ride.
Standard replacement filters generally arrive dry and must be treated with appropriate air filter oil before use.
No, gasoline will break down the glue used in the filter seams and damage the foam structure. Always use dedicated filter cleaners.
If the foam becomes brittle, starts to tear, or the bonded seams separate, it should be replaced immediately.
Check if the filter was over-oiled; remove the filter and gently squeeze out excess oil using paper towels.
Verify the filter is seated correctly in the airbox. If the gap persists, check the airbox seal for debris and ensure the filter is not damaged.
To install, ensure your airbox is completely clean and free of any debris before seating the filter into the intake flange. Always check that the seal is airtight, as any gaps will allow unfiltered air into the engine.
Maintenance Routine: