Air Inlet Port Strainer, Air Filter

✨ Specification Details: 68mm diameter · Primary Filter Screen · Protects Main Filter Element

CF1000ATR CForce 1000:

• 2018-2025 model years (including GD/HLG/SS regional variants, 2021-2025)

CF1000AU CForce 1000 EPS Overland:

• 2018-2025 model years (including AU/CA/RU/ST/US regional variants)

CF1000AU-F CForce 1000:

• 2020-2025 model years (including GD/HLG regional variants)

CF1000AZ CForce 1000 Overland:

• 2023-2024 model years (including CA/US regional variants)

CF800ATR-3 CForce 850XC:

• 2017-2025 model years (including GD/HLG/SS regional variants)

CF800AU-2A CForce 850XC / 800XC:

• 2017-2025 model years (including AU/CA/HLG/RU/ST/US regional variants)

CF800AU-2AF CForce 800XC/850XC:

• 2021-2025 model years (including HLG regional variant)

CF800AZ-2A CForce 800XC:

• 2022-2024 model years (including CA/US regional variants)

• POLICE MOTORCYCLE CF1000AU(US) Police Spec CForce 1000 EPS Overland (2020-2022 model years)
• POLICE MOTORCYCLE CF800AU-2A(Gov) CForce 850XC (2024 model year)

📌 Important Note: This part is an air inlet port strainer, part number 0JWA-113200-10000, 68mm diameter. The fitment list above is based on OEM compatibility data and includes all known applicable models with their year ranges, including regional variant codes. If your model is not listed, please verify your original part number or contact customer support.

🔧 Pre-Installation Preparation

• Ensure the vehicle is turned off and cooled down.
• Prepare an appropriate screwdriver (depending on the fastening method) and a clean rag.
• If planning to clean the old strainer, prepare mild detergent and clean water.

🔄 Step 1: Remove the Old Air Inlet Port Strainer

• Locate the air filter inlet port (usually at the front or side of the vehicle).
• Release the clips or remove the screws securing the strainer, and carefully remove the old strainer.
• Inspect the strainer for damage, deformation, or severe clogging.
• Check the inside of the inlet port for accumulated debris, and clean with a vacuum or clean rag if necessary.

🧽 Step 2: Clean or Install the New Strainer

• If cleaning the old strainer: Wash with mild detergent and water, gently brush off surface debris, rinse thoroughly, and air dry completely (do not use high-pressure water or heat drying).
• If installing a new strainer: Remove the new strainer (0JWA-113200-10000) from its packaging and check for any damage.
• Align the strainer with the inlet port mounting position, ensuring correct orientation.
• Secure with clips or screws, ensuring the strainer is firmly installed with no looseness.

✅ Step 3: Post-Installation Check

• Check that the strainer is securely installed with no looseness or warping.
• Inspect around the inlet port for any gaps, ensuring a proper seal.
• Start the engine and let it idle for a moment; confirm there are no unusual intake noises.
• It is recommended to record the inspection or replacement date and mileage for future maintenance reference.

💡 Maintenance Tips

• It is recommended to inspect and clean the inlet port strainer every 1,000-2,000 km, or more frequently in dusty environments.
• The strainer is reusable, but should be replaced if damaged or severely deformed.
• Ensure the strainer is completely dry before reinstalling — a damp strainer can restrict airflow.
• Install the strainer in the correct orientation to ensure proper filtration.