Twin Air Air Filter - 723.15.72


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The Twin Air Air Filter (723.15.72) is designed for Kawasaki motorcycle owners seeking superior engine protection and improved airflow in challenging environments. Its innovative dual-layer foam construction effectively captures debris ranging from coarse sand to fine dust particles, making it an ideal upgrade for off-road riders. While this filter offers exceptional durability and performance, it requires regular cleaning and re-oiling to maintain its filtration efficacy over time.
| Model Part Number | 723.15.72 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Twin Air |
No. Gasoline will degrade the foam material and destroy the micro-binding agents, leading to premature filter failure.
Clean it after every ride in dusty conditions, or at least every 2-3 rides for casual trail use.
Yes. The oil is the 'sticky' part that actually catches the fine dust particles. Without oil, the filter is largely ineffective.
Yes, it is designed to be washed, re-oiled, and reused many times over its lifespan.
No. This filter is shaped and sized specifically for Kawasaki airboxes and will not provide a proper seal on other brands.
Check if you have over-oiled the filter. Squeeze out excess oil until the foam is damp but not dripping.
Ensure the filter is seated correctly against the rim and that the sealing grease was applied properly to form a complete gasket.
This is a sign of old age or the use of improper cleaning chemicals (like gasoline). Replace the filter immediately.
This filter is designed specifically for Kawasaki motorcycles utilizing the 723.15.72 specification. Always verify your motorcycle model’s service manual to ensure this part number matches your specific airbox architecture.