2016 & up Yamaha Grizzly and Kodiak AIS delete and air filter seal enhancement.
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2024
- On this episode I go over blocking off the AIS valve on 2016 Kodiak 700
Also update to the air filter housing mod done a few years back.
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I have the 2016 grizzley SE model that came with the 708cc. It came with the hand warmers and windshield and seat warmer. I deleted my AIS right up top in air box. I plugged the hose with a piece of round stock and hose clamped it. Then attached hose to air box again and clamped it . Same idea u have but i did it up higher. Love the grizzley. I got a 2021 cf moto cforce 800xc, 2019 Can Am 650 xt and a good ol Bombadier DS650 Baja, and a polaris outlaw 525s. My sons took over the sport machines lol. And being I am 54 I enjoy the 4x4's. We tried the sxs thing but really never cared for it. All the kids and wife like atving better. There is something about running your own machine and riding tight trails and woods. Has really kept us tight as a family enjoying riding and camping. We load down the racks with gear and just go. Enjoy your videos, we sit together and enjoy watching your trips when we aint out riding.
Hi Michael, Oh man you do have a lot of machines. I know what you mean about getting older and wanting the utility quad for comfort and the automatic or convenience.
That’s cool you have one of the Polaris outlaw 525.
One of the guys we ride with Herm he had one of those and I had the Honda 700 xx
That is so cool that you and your family would rather ride quads then the SXS’s
All of my family is the same way, really have no interest in a SXS
Excellent comment thanks for sharing all of that info with us.
Just picked up a 19 Kodiak SE yesterday and this will save me a few bucks. Also wanted to say I appreciate y'alls videos and they helped picking the Yamaha. (Went with slightly narrower Kodiak because it will fit in my truck bed).
Congrats on the new machine! Glad the videos could help you out.
We appreciate you watching the videos. Have fun with the new quad. Be safe!
Great information. Enjoy your videos! Thanks for sharing buddy.
Hey Shawn, glad you enjoy our videos appreciate you checking them out.
I'd say your modification has held up over time. I can see why there is a lot of concern about dirt and dust getting sucked in. I hope you have a great weekend.
Hey buddy yeah I think people make more out of the seal issue then needs to be. Just added a little extra foam and it seems to have been just fine. Hope you’re having a great weekend too my friend talk to you later.
That's really cool and interesting vidz about on it bro. Keep it up and more vidz to brother.
Hello there glad you liked the video! Appreciate you watching.
Me gustan sus videos de los viajes ☺️ espero ver más aventuras saludos desde El Salvador
Thanks for watching El Salvador.
Wow that filter is pretty caked up! But those reusable filters that you oil up can get like that pretty quickly on these dusty trails. Regardless, I am still considering going to a reusable filter over a disposable filter for a few reasons.
Well, I don't have a Yamaha but still watched, haha. Happy New Year!
Hey there ghostsportsmanATV,
Haha Yeah the filter was pretty dirty!
With it being an oil filter wasn’t worried about dirt getting through.
We appreciate you checking out the videos. Hope you have a great year!
Jeepers Man.. Learn to stay back until the dust Settles. OUCH that is one bad looking Air Filter.
No time to stay back, air filter, doing what the air filter supposed to do. Thanks for checking out the video!
So, correct me if I've got this wrong, I'm not a mechanic and just trying to understand: The Air Intake System (AIS) mixes cool air with the hot exhaust, but this causes backfiring and this is why you are modifying it right? What exactly is the AIS designed to do? What is it's purpose?
Nice idea on the air filter mods. I looked at my buddy Brett's new Grizzly after watching DirtObs video about this Yamaha air filter issue and to tell you the truth, I didn't think it was that bad of a system. Yes, I think the Honda system is less fail proof, but I honestly didn't think the Yamaha system looked like it need to be replaced. Then again, like I said earlier, I'm not a mechanic, so what the hell do I know - LOL
Thanx for the video buddy. I learned some STUFF tonight!
Hey buddy! The AIS does just that allows some air to enter the exhaust from inside the air filter. This was Yamaha’s gimmick to pass the emissions test, that is what it was all about emissions standards.
The problem is somehow it let dirt get inside the air filter therefore it would be getting dirt into your engine.
So that’s the reason why everybody likes to delete that valve. Woohoo!
Thanks for checking out the video buddy looking forward to your video tonight.
Loved the video. Ive been thinking about getting a Grizzly for a good 4x4, what year and size would be the best bang for my buck? Cant wait for all amazing 2023 riding videos you come out with 👍
Hi Grag what year and size of grizzly to get?
Depends on the type of riding you’re going to do and what your budget is?.
I would definitely go with the 700 though.
That helps you out, thanks for checking out video
@@kcatv9556 i enjoy all types of riding but I really enjoy the areas you film in, so im wanting something powerful enough to get through alot but not something over the top. Ive been back and forth between the Grizzly 700 and the Arctic Cat 1000 mudpro (big difference i know)
rAwesome video thank you for the information
You’re welcome Stacy, I appreciate you checking out the video.
It seems like you would benefit from using an outerwear’s pre-filter being that water, mud is getting splashed into the opening of your airbox intake.
Hi Jody with the location of the air intake snorkel on the air box lid it’s very unlikely mud or water would get up that high. Thanks for checking out the video.
The outerwear would keep some of the dirt off the air filter but it might plug up since I don’t clean it very often. Lol
Nice the extra foam helps my cat is just a flat foam filter so cant do anything simaler to this . But sure nice do any extra can 👍
Hey Buddy! Oh yeah putting the extra foam around the seal really helps keep the dirt away from the original foam seal. Thanks for checking out the video.
Hope everything is going well for you.
Jeff, I just wana know what you use to clean and shine your wheelers?! I thought I cleaned mine well, but maybe not..
Hey there buddy!, Just wash them with car soap and wash mitt.
Thanks for checking out the video!
Interesting video. I didn't even know what the AIS valve did, had to look it up. I'm curious if the sportsmans have anything like that. I watched one video a few years ago where someone recommended wiping the inside of the air filter box housing with used oil just to help keep some dirt from even getting to the air filter. I've done it and dirt definitely sticks to it but not sure if it really makes a difference or not.
Hey Buddy! Yeah that AIS valve is kind of a gimmick. Yamaha’s attempt to make it pass emissions. I’m not sure if Polaris sportsman has one on there or not?
Yeah the oil really collects the dirt, if I remember right Polaris has a paper air filter?
With the Yamaha using oiled air filter it really collects the dirt!
Thanks for checking out the video!
In the next few videos be working on the grizzly.
seals, wheel bearing , brake pads, then we need to go on a ride together again.
@@kcatv9556 can't wait to go riding again! I'm planning to go the next time you go as long as the schedule allows. I like the grizzly maintenance videos too!
@@rodneyfarwell3396 Hopefully we can sneak in a day ride somewhere local with you and some of the other local Fellers here before too long.
@@kcatv9556 sounds like a plan!
Genius ideas here. Both the blockoff allen bolt and and the tape! I'd actually like to know what filter oil you are using? EHS (who makes the kit) didn't bother to email me back with some questions I had so I would love to not give them any money. FYI you can buy that filter cage with the wider updated seal for about $40. I bought a second one for my 19 grizzly just to have on hand. Would also like to know what tricks you have up your sleeve for cleaning the air filters?
The filter oil I use is the bel-ray filter oil. I like it seems to be good stuff really tacky kind of a pain in the butt using though.
Cleaning the filter I take it to my work and put it in the parts washer solvent dissolves the oil and the dirt right off the filter.
Trying to wash it in the kitchen sink with soap and water doesn’t dissolve the filter oil very well.
Had no luck with that.
Thanks for checking out the video!
Can you please show me where to look or shoot a like having a hard time finding one
When blocking off ais at the head. Did the popping stop all together? I blocked mine off at the air box and it still pops plenty
Yes, it did no popping at all now.
Hope that helps you out. Thanks for checking out the video.
Good morning sir! I just picked up a new 24’ Griz. Do you think it would be fine to block off that AIS without any type of tuner or anything? Thanks for any advice in advance.
Hi Alex, absolutely no problem blocking off the AIS valve. I have the wife blocked off on her machine and we run no programmer or anything on it. Just helps with the popping when backing off the throttle. Hope that helps you out. Congrats on the new machine!
@@kcatv9556 second time I’ve asked you a question. Second time you’ve gotten back to me in a quick sufficient manner. I really appreciate it sir!
How many miles on your atvs now. Nice video.
Hi Redd I have a little over 4500 miles on the grizzly.
going to do a review video on it Up Next.
The Kodiak has right at 4000 on it.
That is one dirty filter KC! Almost as dirty as my last girlfriend back in College! LOL! Cheers!
Woowee! Now that’s dirty LOL
Thanks for checking out the video Todd