The Fuel Moto BMF Air Filter Element provides exceptional airflow and filtration offering easy maintenance for your Harley-Davidson motorcycle. Unlike traditional cotton gauze air filters, the BMF filter features a unique dry fiber media that eliminates the need for oiling. This design enhances performance and ensures hassle-free cleaning, making it a great option for riders looking for a high-quality, low-maintenance air filter solution.
How to Clean the Fuel Moto BMF Air Filter Element
Proper maintenance of your filter element is essential to keeping your engine running at peak performance. Here’s how to safely clean your filter without damaging the media:
- Remove the filter from your intake system and inspect it for buildup.
- Rinse the filter with warm water to remove loose dirt and debris.
- Use dishwashing soap mixed with warm water to break down contaminants.
- For heavy debris, a mild degreaser can be used along with dish soap and water.
- Thoroughly rinse the filter with clean water to remove any remaining soap or degreaser.
- Allow the filter to air dry completely before reinstalling it.
Important Cleaning & Maintenance Tips
- DO NOT oil the Fuel Moto BMF Air Filter Element—this filter is designed to function without oil.
- DO NOT use compressed air, as this can damage the delicate fibers of the filter media.
- DO NOT use a brush, as this can disrupt the filter’s structure and reduce its efficiency.
The Fuel Moto BMF Air Filter Element provides superior filtration and airflow, making it an excellent choice for performance-focused riders. By following these simple cleaning steps, you can ensure long-lasting performance and protection for your engine.
For a step-by-step visual guide, watch our cleaning tutorial here.
If you are looking to purchase this filter, you can find it listed on our website here.
You will also find an assortment of sample dyno charts for various Harley-Davidson motorcycle combinations on this website. Note that the data in these charts is relative to each specific bike & conditions and is to be used for reference only. Results can/will vary.