• 4 Stroke Husqvarna Motorcycles Made In Italy - About 1989 to 2014
     TE = 4st Enduro & TC = 4st Cross

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Moose Air Filter Question

CagivaWMX

CagivaWMX

Husqvarna
AA Class
Just got an extra Moose air filter for my 09 TC 450..the rubber mounting hole is sewn in way off centered compared to the Twin Airs. It's at the top of the filter instead of in the middle. Just wondering if I received a bad filter or if all the Moose's were like this. It should still work but it looks funny.
 
moose fer my 07 aint like that. dont sound right. gotta comparo pic? cant imagnie that would work base on yer script.
 
Here's a pic. It's part # 1011-0458. I just wanted to make sure it was wrong before I tried to return it.
 

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They're great. They fit into the airbox easier than the twinair and filter skins fit over them too.
 
The Moose filters are awesome! Easier to squeeze into the airbox because of the angle they are designed with and the neoprene seal needs no grease. You'll get the hang of it as you do it more often. I, too, install the bolt before slipping the filter between the subframe on the right side. If you take your time you should be able to do it without removing the battery from the tray. Tight fit!
 
Mine just did not last ... I'm not necessarily a fan of the smaller filters unless you use the skin over it ... But then that depends alot on UR riding conditions ...

But I did find out you can use a needle and thread to sew the filter seems or holes back up ... I'll look like a big Frankenstein scare, but seals off OK I think ...
 
ray_ray;140857 said:
Mine just did not last ... I'm not necessarily a fan of the smaller filters unless you use the skin over it ... But then that depends alot on UR riding conditions ...

But I did find out you can use a needle and thread to sew the filter seems or holes back up ... I'll look like a big Frankenstein scare, but seals off OK I think ...
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Don't think! Get a new filter. :cheers:
 
CagivaWMX;140494 said:
Here's a pic. It's part # 1011-0458. I just wanted to make sure it was wrong before I tried to return it.
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same filter/screw hole area as mine pretty much. i misinterprited your description. sorry. yer good to go as stated prior.

hey ray, buy a new filter ya tightwad, way cheaper than a motor lol!
 
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