How to change the air filter on the Lifan KPR 200
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- Опубліковано 16 лип 2022
- Today I am removing the air filter, which is a little bit tougher than I thought it would be, and modifying the housing a little bit to make it easier the next time. Also spark plug removal. Please consider subscribing, Thanks for watching!
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Why the heck does your videos make me want to buy more tools for my Motorcycle? Riding is fun but maintenance is what I need to see. Great video!
That’s hilarious 🤣 if you only knew how many tools that I have and I’m always needing something else 😂 Thank you so much!
I got a 2023 KPR 200 and Im always looking this kind of videos that let me do the job by myself. I do really appreciate the great explanation you did in this video and for sure I just suscribed to your channel to keep learning How to... in my KPR 200. Thanks so much 👍
Hello Marcos, congratulations on the new bike! I’m glad that the videos are useful for you, thank you for subscribing I appreciate it! 👍🏻
rubber flap can be removed and left out with out any negative effect. Snorkel can be removed and left out for a slight performance increas
Thanks, yes, I removed the snorkel a long time ago and I removed the rubber piece completely because I believe it was affecting the air flow by flapping around a little, Good Reply Thanks 👍
Found the spark plug good sir you are truly the best I'm sharing your videos to all I know and to follow and subscribe, I most likely need to return the bike I've done everything and it wants to start but doesn't want to turn on 😢
Thank you for that Rafael I appreciate it! What exactly is your bike doing?
So it has 2 lines of gas going to add more tonight when I get home as I am in my endorsement motorcycle classes, will keep u posted if that worked
@ Herbie, yes you are helpful. You explain so clearly and you may not be a mechanic but you sure are mechanically incline. Thank for your vids, I look forward to the valve clearance vid. Appreciate ya.
Thank You Serafin, and your welcome! I appreciate the comments
Herbie thank you! Keep them coming!!
You're welcome! I'll try to do a couple of more, Thanks
Good video on maintenance. 👍
Thank you Jerry!
Another great video, thank you👍🏿
Thank you and your welcome! Thanks for watching
@@herbiesgarage681 I'm 63, Herb just started riding Last year, you videos are awesome and have helped me.👍🏿
@@eljackone8095 That’s fantastic, we’re pretty close to the same age, I hope you have many years of enjoyment riding motorcycles!
Great video
Thank You and thanks for watching👍
I ride kpm200, same base bike. glade I found your Videos . how has the exhaust and airbox changed Performance and fiel mileage?
With the combination of the exhaust upgrade and air box mod the engine is more responsive, and it opens up the upper RPM range and allows the engine to pull in the upper range better. My top speed so far is 81mph GPS verified and it will hold 70-75mph on the interstate. Unless of course there is strong winds or steep grades. At 17HP rated, the little 200cc can only do so much but it is a surprisingly strong running engine for 200cc. As far as fuel mileage, I just got back from a 273-mile ride and averaged 88mpg! It's really too soon after the exhaust install to get solid numbers but that is where I'm at right now. Thanks for watching and commenting, the KPM is a cool bike I'd like to have one of those as well.👍
Hey there I finally ordered one of these after watching your videos for the last few months, and I'm getting a few odds and ends to have ready when it arrives. I've got oil filters ordered, a phone mount, and the tail-mounted pack thing, but still need a few spark plugs. I've got some C7HSA's from a 125 that might work but probably aren't gapped to the same spec, any help you can provide would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance and thank you for all the kpr200 videos
Hello Ryan, that's awesome, congratulations on the new bike! The spark plug that I use is NGK Iridium CPR8EAIX-9 and it should last for as long as you own the bike I would guess. Sounds like you are onto a good start, I love the center stand and handlebar risers the most I think. Those are a little more difficult to find though. A couple of places that I buy from; aliexpress.com Engtb.com Superbuy.com I hope you have a blast on the bike and it is as reliable as my bike.
Great reviews......Do you feel any diffrence in power if you leave the snorkel out?
Thank you Cedric! I removed the snorkel at the same time as I modified my exhaust and I liked it, so I haven’t messed with the snorkel again. The bike does feel like it has more power and higher revving with the snorkel out and modified exhaust though
Hello, I am very interested in purchasing this bike and these videos help tremendously. Quick question, does this bike have a storage compartment underneath the passenger seat? I heard some people say it doesn't and some people say it does but it's very small. I am just wondering if I can keep paperwork for the bike in a storage compartment without having to buy an external one.
Hello Talin, yes it does have a very small storage compartment and yes you could put paperwork there. If you watch my alarm install video you will see it. Here is my KPR playlist ua-cam.com/play/PL7hap-B19l0qqXNSSQJfTH9pOgL7ydyiR.html
Also if you buy from Venom use my herbiesgarage50off code and get $50 off your purchase. It's not much but every little bit helps. Good luck with your new bike, I love mine.
So it worked great the first 5 miles now it doesn't want to start spark plug was burnt thought it was that it just sounds like it's about to start but doesn't start
Do you have clean fresh fuel in it and plenty of fuel?
Should I spray oil lightly on both sides of the foam piece? And how would you go about cleaning the red filter?
Hello Tac! If you live in a dusty area like with a lot of rock road dust then very lightly spray on the outside of the foam piece. Too much oil will cause a rich condition as it won’t be able to breathe properly. So very lightly, myself I don’t coat mine at all and just wash it out when I service my paper filter. The paper filter can be gently blown out with compressed air when needed or every other air filter service. In other words replace filter next time blow filter next replace filter and so on.
what kind of lights are those on the side?
They are 4 LED lights that I mounted for the alarm system, I wanted the alarm to be stand alone with no ties to the bike other than the battery, Thanks for asking
Would check engine light come on when it's due for an oil change?thanks
Hello Fastestman, no, I don't believe the oil change interval would affect the engine light. If you look in your owners manual it describes how to retrieve the code set by the ecu. Your welcome
Where did u get ur spark-plug?
You can buy them on Amazon, NGK iridium CPR8EAIX-9. They are a little pricey but worth it. You can find them elsewhere a little cheaper but they are a little hard to find. Hope this helps
What do you gap the sparkplug to?@@herbiesgarage681
We're is the spark plug located??
It’s on the right side of the bike behind the fairing. If you take both seats off and that small plastic on the right side that has 1 bolt and 2 screws in it then you can squeeze your hand behind the fairing and pull the spark plug wire off and unscrew the spark plug with a socket and a small flex head ratchet
Can not find it for the life of me 😂😂😂
Still looking for the spark plug
Are you on the right side of the bike, which is the brake pedal side?