Air Filter Cleaning – Replacement Guide for 2017 GAS GAS TXT-Pro-Racing-125
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The 2017 GAS GAS TXT-Pro-Racing-125 demands peak airflow for reliable performance in every observed section, making routine air filter cleaning & replacement essential. This unique trials bike features a compact yet easily accessible airboxheld in place with a single boltand uses a high-quality Twin Air filter as OEM equipment. Below you'll find MotoSport's proprietary step-by-step guide designed specifically for your TXT-Pro-Racing-125.
What Makes the TXT-Pro-Racing-125 Air Filter Unique?
- Quick access airbox: The cleverly designed airbox is secured by one bolt for fast filter changes, minimizing downtime.
- Space-efficient design: The slim, ergonomic bodywork aids both rider movement and straightforward air filter removaleven trailside.
- Top-grade foam: Most replacements and originals use premium foam, ensuring optimal dust filtration for the 125cc two-stroke engine.
When Should You Clean or Replace the Air Filter?
- Before each major ride or event.
- After every dusty, dirty, or wet ride.
- Any time the filter appears darker, feels saturated, or if engine response drops.
Tools – Supplies Required
- 8 mm T-handle or socket wrench
- Clean, lint-free towels
- Foam air filter cleaner
- Filter-specific oil (foam filter oil recommended)
- Fresh replacement filter if needed (preferably OEM Twin Air or equivalent)
- Latex or nitrile gloves
Air Filter Removal
- Ensure the bike is on a clean, stable stand.
- Remove the seat or side panel as required to reveal the airbox (most are held with quick-release fasteners or bolts).
- Loosen the single airbox securing bolt. Carefully remove the cover.
- Gently pull the air filter awaynote the position and orientation for correct reinstallation.
- Inspect the airbox for accumulated dirt. Wipe clean with a damp cloth, avoiding any debris falling into the intake tract.
Cleaning the Air Filter
- Saturate the foam filter with specialized air filter cleaner. Work the cleaner throughout by hand.
- Rinse thoroughly with cool, clean water. Repeat cleaning if necessary until the filter appears spotless.
- Gently squeezenever wring or twistthe foam to remove excess water. Let dry completely in a dust-free environment.
Oiling – Reinstallation
- Pour filter oil evenlynever over-saturate. Work oil into the foam for full coverage. Remove any excess oil with paper towels.
- Install the clean, oiled filter into the airbox, ensuring perfect fitment and coverage of the sealing surface. Align as per removal orientation.
- Reattach the airbox cover and secure with the bolt.
- Reinstall the seat or side panel, double-check fasteners, and start the engine briefly to verify proper airflow and idle.
Replacement Tips – Model Owner Insights
- Sealing is critical: The TXT-Pro-Racing-125 airbox design makes it easy to overlook proper sealing. Always check for a snug fit, as intake leaks can damage the two-stroke engine.
- Use only foam filter oil: Avoid engine or transmission oils–these are not formulated for foam filters and may impair breathing or filtration.
- Spare filter advantage: With fast one-bolt access, carry a spare pre-oiled filter for quick swaps between events or long rides.
- Bodywork flexibility: The Polypropylene body panels on the 2017 model will flex rather than crack, allowing repeated access to the airbox even in rugged conditions.
Prolonging Engine Health
For the TXT-Pro-Racing-125, air filter hygiene directly affects the 125cc two-stroke engine&rsquos output and component lifespan. Consistent cleaning or replacement can prevent premature top-end wear, maintain throttle response, and ensure maximum performance on technical sections.
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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.