BMC Air Filter - 148X165mm - FM01130

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The BMC Air Filter (FM01130) is designed for motorcycle enthusiasts and mechanics looking to maximize engine performance through superior air intake and high-efficiency filtration. This filter is ideal for riders seeking improved throttle response and long-term protection for internal engine components. A key caveat to consider is that because this is a high-performance, reusable filter, it requires a specific maintenance routine involving periodic cleaning and oiling to maintain its filtering efficiency.
| Model Part Number | FM01130 |
|---|---|
| Brand | BMC |
No, you should never use compressed air on a BMC filter as it can permanently damage the filtration material.
Cleaning intervals depend on riding conditions, but it is generally recommended to inspect and clean every 5,000 to 10,000 kilometers.
No, this filter is specifically sized at 148x165mm. Always verify the part number compatibility with your specific motorcycle make and model.
Yes, this is an oiled cotton filter. It must be treated with BMC-approved filter oil after each cleaning to ensure proper dust trapping.
Generally, using an aftermarket air filter does not void a warranty, but it is best to check with your local dealer regarding specific manufacturer policies.
Check the airbox seal to ensure there are no air leaks and confirm the filter is not over-oiled, as excess oil can restrict airflow.
Verify the filter is seated perfectly in the frame and ensure the airbox cover is fully tightened to create a proper vacuum seal.
To install the FM01130, first ensure the engine is cool. Open your airbox housing, remove the existing filter, and clean the housing interior to remove any trapped dust. Insert the BMC filter, ensuring the rubber seal is seated correctly around the perimeter of the airbox. For maintenance, clean the filter using a dedicated BMC cleaning solution at the recommended service intervals. After rinsing and drying thoroughly, apply an even coat of BMC filter oil to the medium. Never use compressed air to clean the filter, as this can damage the fine filtration mesh.