Air Filter Cleaning – Replacement Guide for 2016 Yamaha TTR110
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Ensuring a clean and well-oiled air filter is crucial for optimal performance and longevity of your 2016 Yamaha TTR110. Regular air filter maintenance helps prevent engine wear, maintains throttle response, and protects against ingress of dust & debrisa vital consideration for trail and off-road riding.
Why Proper Air Filter Care Matters for Your TTR110
The 2016 Yamaha TTR110 uses a reusable foam air filter element designed for longevity and reliable dust filtration. Neglecting air filter maintenance on this model can lead to power loss, premature engine wear, and reduced fuel efficiency, especially in dusty conditions commonly encountered on trails or tracks. Owners report the TTR110 performs best when the filter is free of tears and properly oiled, which eliminates the risk of unfiltered air entering the engine.
Maintenance Interval
- Clean or replace the air filter element every 18 months, or every 1800 miles (3000 km), whichever comes first.
- Increase frequency if riding in dusty, sandy, or muddy environments.
What You'll Need
- 10mm and 8mm socket
- Phillips screwdriver
- Foam air filter cleaner
- Air filter oil (do not use motor oil)
- Clean water
- Disposable gloves
- Clean bag (for oiling the filter)
- Replacement air filter (if necessary)
Removal – Cleaning Process
- Turn off the engine and let the bike cool thoroughly. Secure on a flat surface.
- Remove seat and right side panel using the 10mm socket and Phillips screwdriver.
- Locate air box and remove its cover by unscrewing bolts (usually two to three bolts).
- Carefully extract the foam air filter. Inspect for tears, holes, or signs of degradation.
- In a bucket, mix air filter cleaner with warm water. Soak the filter and gently squeeze (don't twist)repeat until dirt is gone.
- Rinse thoroughly with fresh water. Squeeze out excess moisture (do not wring or apply heat).
- Let the filter air dry completely. Avoid direct sunlight or heat sources.
Oiling – Reinstallation
- Place the dry filter in a clean bag, add air filter oil, and massage until fully saturated.
- Reinstall the filter evenly into the airbox. Make sure it seats properly and seals against the air box flange without gaps.
- Replace the air filter cover and reattach side panel & seat.
Replacement
- If the foam shows tears, holes, or has hardened, replace it immediately with a new OEM or high-quality aftermarket filter.
- You can reuse the foam filter many times unless it is damaged.
Special Notes for the 2016 TTR110 Owner
- This model is designed with a child-friendly, electric start – always disconnect the battery before deep service.
- Avoid motor oil for filter maintenance; only use dedicated foam air filter oil for optimal engine protection.
- Always check for a proper seal post-installation to prevent air leaks.
- Dispose of used filter cleaning fluid and old filter elements responsibly – never pour down drains or into soil.
Signs Your TTR110 Air Filter Needs Attention
- Noticeable power loss or rough idle
- Excessive dirt buildup after dusty rides
- Visual damage on filter foam
MotoSport Pro Tip
Keep a spare air filter in your gear bag for fast swaps and less downtime. Routine filter cleaning and timely replacement protects your investment and boosts your riding experience every time.
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Disclaimer: This guide is provided for general informational purposes only and is not intended to replace your motorcycle's official owner's manual. Always refer to your manufacturer's documentation for model-specific instructions, torque specifications, safety procedures, and maintenance requirements. If you are unsure or inexperienced, consider seeking assistance from a qualified mechanic or technician.
