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Question posted by benbarnitt on January 20th, 2022

Air Box Oil Breather Element

I have an 09 turbo switchback 4 stroke and I bought a new oil breather element for my overflow in the Air box. But I'm not sure how it's suppose to be folded or if needed cut to fit in front of the air filter.

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