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CF Moto ZForce 800 Trail air filter problem

marchboom

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I am looking to buy a UTV and the CF Moto ZForce 800 Trail looks pretty good.  But after watching numerous You Tube videos it appears that they have a serious air filter problem. Is this a problem with the type of filter or the intake location...........or both?  I wouldn't want to get a new UTV only to get it home and have to start modifying it.

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i've got an applestone, odes/cfmoto motor that they locate below the cockpit cover between the seats.  the air filter is located down there, attached to the carburator.  terrible location.  found the air filter trashed and covered with dust/dirt.  had to clean all the airways and the maf sensor to get it to run right.  i will be relocating it up the back of the cockpit to a place centered above our heads to try and get to clear air.  not that many hours so i hope that it didn't do too much damage.  shouldn't be too difficult.

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