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2003 Kawasaki KX85

No Toil Airbox Cover

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In order to properly clean an air box, you need to remove your air filter and clean the whole air box with cleansers and water. Made out of a hard, composite material that completely covers your air intake and won't allow any liquids to penetrate to your intake. The contact point on the air box cover has a strip of soft rubber that creates an impermeable seal. Simply remove your air filter and install your air box cover. Your air box is now ready for cleaning with No-Toil Air Box Cleaner.

  • Includes a bonus Exhaust plug at not extra cost.
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“ The only complaint I have about this product is the rubber around the lip of the cover started coming... ”
Funk Location: Bowie
“ bolts a little to long and the bolt rubber grommet does not last, falls apart. ”
moto8
“ I ordered this for my CR250 (two-stroke). ”
mxdan Location: Opelika, AL
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Verified Purchaser
Location: Philadelphia, PA
Ok.
the screw is not long enough to reach my air box so i have to use my air filter one which also means its not as water tight because it is not as sealed where the screw goes in. other than that great product
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Location: Bowie
Pretty good
The only complaint I have about this product is the rubber around the lip of the cover started coming off when I would remove it from the airbox. A little super glue did the job, but I have had twin air covers before and never had a problem.
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Air filter cover y do $ much suck so bad
bolts a little to long and the bolt rubber grommet does not last, falls apart.
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Silencer plug is great airbox cover needs work
the screw is way too long so you have to fiddle with it inside the airbox which lets dirt fall in while you are installing it and the rubber seal around the screw does not last. the twin air unit is easier to use and holds up longer. The exhaust plug has worked great. This is one of the only ones that fit every silencer perfectly
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Location: Opelika, AL
Very disappointed
I ordered this for my CR250 (two-stroke). the bolt that was supplied was about an inch too short. I basically paid $25 for an exhaust plug. I shouldn't have to go to the hardware store just so I can use this item. I've been riding a long time and should have stuck with a product I'm familiar with, Twin Air!
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Location: Massachusetts
Gets the job done.
The air box cover works great and makes a preety tight seal for cleaning. The exhaust plug does not work so hot. overall a good buy for the $$$!!
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Top 1000 Contributor
Location: Amsterdam, NY
Works Well
I love being able to easily clean my airbox and not worry about dirt getting in my engine when I change my air filter. I got this cover for my two stroke and a Twin Air cover for my four stroke. They both work well but to my surprise the No Toil seems more sturdy and the seal is much better. The seal is one solid piece and it stays attached to the cover well. The Twin Air seal comes off often. This is my individual experience. Writing this gave me the idea to silicone the Twin Air seal to the cover. I suppose the only difference after that would be color.
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Location: Yooper
Meh
I got this cover pretty much since it was cheaper than the twin air cover. I mean it works and seems to seal everything up but the quality is a seat behind the twin air cover I have for my other bike. Next time I buy an airbox cover it will be the twin air...
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