Hi friends again:
It´s almost 2 years since I changed to Husaberg and I am using this free consultation service. I am glado to say that I am thrilled and extremely happy with the 2 products (my bike and this page).
I´ve read a couple of times, that people take out the OIL VENT LINE OUT OF THE AIRBOX, because supposedly the hot oil plays games with the air sensor inside there.
Dirt Rider review on a FE570 `09 commented on this http://www.dirtrider.com/reviews/long_h ... index.html
Personally I´ve seen how my air filter has some oil or moisture in a specific spot where the OIL VENT LINE is located, so I don´t know if to do the same or leave as it comes.
If I have to take it out, please explain to me how to do it, since I looked at it and is like a consolidated part of the air filter box and doesn´t look like an spare part you can take off.
Let me know what you think.
Maybe someone could send me a picture of the OIL VENT LINE to see if we are talking about the same thing (small silver little tube located below the air filter hole inside the air filter cage, near a small black pin).
Greetings.
Sebastian Cisneros
Ecuador
09 FE450 (best bike in the world)
It´s almost 2 years since I changed to Husaberg and I am using this free consultation service. I am glado to say that I am thrilled and extremely happy with the 2 products (my bike and this page).
I´ve read a couple of times, that people take out the OIL VENT LINE OUT OF THE AIRBOX, because supposedly the hot oil plays games with the air sensor inside there.
Dirt Rider review on a FE570 `09 commented on this http://www.dirtrider.com/reviews/long_h ... index.html
Personally I´ve seen how my air filter has some oil or moisture in a specific spot where the OIL VENT LINE is located, so I don´t know if to do the same or leave as it comes.
If I have to take it out, please explain to me how to do it, since I looked at it and is like a consolidated part of the air filter box and doesn´t look like an spare part you can take off.
Let me know what you think.
Maybe someone could send me a picture of the OIL VENT LINE to see if we are talking about the same thing (small silver little tube located below the air filter hole inside the air filter cage, near a small black pin).
Greetings.
Sebastian Cisneros
Ecuador
09 FE450 (best bike in the world)