Ducati Monster 821 | Air Intake Filter Clean / Replace / Fuel Tank Removal
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Air intake filter cleaning / replacement procedure for Ducati Monster 821.
It's best to do this when the tank is empty and this procedure will also explain how to remove the fuel tank.
There was a part with tank drain hoses that I could not film due to very restricted and cramped space so please review the video instruction carefully and consult below service manual. Both service manual and user manual has everything you need for the replacement. Note that tank drain hoses are for U.S. and Canada models only!
USER MANUAL:
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SERVICE MANUAL:
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MOTORCYCLE:
2015 Ducati Monster 821 White
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Canon 5D MKII with Canon 24-105mm f/4 and Sigma 14mm Fisheye f/2.8
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Hey dude I seriously want to thank you. I was able to put a new led head light, flamesliders and now air filter on my 821 myself because of your videos. Seriously saved me time and money I've would have had to otherwise pay ducati to do for me. Thanks.
323gunslinger You are more than welcome! Also, i want to see those flamesliders haha
Thanks Hold Fast, I love your videos and the accuracy of your description: setting back those 2 hoses is really a pain in the heck and I'm still struggling but... I'll take my time.
I want to thank you for doing this tutorial, I have a 1200 Monster and I was wondering how to lift the tank without paying someone to do it. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent video and thank you for taking the time to pass on knowledge and guidance. As usual, very professional and always appreciated.
Adnan Chaudhari thanks Adnan!
I don't own a Ducati, but i'm in love with your videos.
Thanks man. Appreciate it!
Agreed with above; keep the quality diy videos up. I had been considering a monster for some time but I had gotten word of the expensive cost of ownership. Has it been as bad as what everyone makes it out to be?
Just would like to chime in that following this tutorial is clutch; I’m the furthest thing from a mechanic (let alone a Ducati mechanic) but I was able to install a MWR Filter myself (also my first somewhat difficult aftermarket install) following this. Would also like to point out to closely pay attention to which drain hose you attach where on the front of the tank. And as for the MWR filter, it made my CR-T exhaust a lot snappier 😈 so I definitely recommend
Used this fantastic video again today to replace my dirty air filter that the dealer said was like new at my last service.
Thanks once again. Hope the back is better sir....👍
It is amazing how lazy some dealership workers are.. I thought only my local dealership was like that.
Great video as usual man ! have to repaint my tank , so this little details are more than welcomed ! put into title "tank removal" as well , maybe someone needs this kind of info .
I've added it, thanks for the idea! Yours will be a lot easier to remove, without those hoses. Sucks you have to pain it. Still getting rid of it?
not sure to be honest, maybe keep it 1 more year . We see in spring lol !
Yeah the tank removal part was really helpful. It looks easier than I expected.
I have a Shift Tech tank coming soon and I'm not sure if I'll get it painted before or after its mounted. Looks easy enough to get it off.
Thank you. Replaced it myself after watching this video
Great video and I just got a 797 Monster so I assume it'll be the same for that bike to put in a high performance filter... hope it does not cancel my warranty...great video, great instruction, bikers are a different kind of people, God Bless!
just got my 2016 821 stripe, thanks for posting these videos!
Enjoying the bike?
dunno, picking it up later this week, had the dealer install termis as part of the sale
Great video :) at 3:05-3:07 you have the rubber part of the tank mounted opposite way (rectangular part goes down) :) Thanks for sharing the videos!
No problem.
I miss your vids :) long time no seen
Great post, I own a 1200 and assume the fuel tank removal is the same. Thanks, for sharing!
great vidéo thanks ! May the Manuel be used for French ducati !
Hello, is it any similar process to do it on the 797? do you have any video about the 797 air filter? thanks
Same question. The manual says to go to the Ducati dealer, can’t hinge the tank either. Tanks too big.
@@briannahemmelgarn3605 the process is like scrambler one, I changed mine
I needed this. Very confusing bc it looks like you would swing it open by the hinge, similar to other models.
Hi, Is the same for the 797? Thanks
this is very satisfying to watch...
Amazingly good done.. looks like an official video instruction.
Know your bike. =D Thank you sir!
And btw. good to see you uploading again!
WELCOME BACK!
Thanks dude! Good to have you here.
I dont even have an 821 yet but i'm watching this in preparation.
Ducati NYC Vlog want to be Ducati twinsies???!!!!
Hi. I’m 6’3 and want some more leg room. Do you have any suggestions? Love the video helped me get the tank off to be custom painted. Nice one.
I’m 6’1 and i am scrunched up too. I saw some adjustable pegs somewhere a while ago. Not sure if they help.
I Iike this bike,never see you so long time
could you pleas make a video about the coolant change? thx
Awesome video and quality. Thank you
Good Job 🎉
Der beste Motorrad ,
Thank you for your precious video! 😊
You are welcome!
So in the video where you show the illustration of those 2 hard to reach hoses I noticed that 1 of them goes to the evap. Canister..how would you eliminate that hose or plug it ? Any chance you ever doing the removal procedure for the evap canister..?and also maybe a spark plug removal video...I'm a pain in the ass but it's not my fault your so dam good at this and encourage people to do it themselves, your a freaking blessing...I want to change my oil b4 storing the bike and use fogging oil to spray into the cylinders via the spark plug hole to keep it lubed up, just a 3 second spray is all it needs....
You can either unplug the vacuum hose from the canister and plug it up with a screw/silicone or when you have the tank off, plug it up there with a rubber cap/clamp.
I did want to do spark plugs at the same time as this video but I have injured back and pain was stopping me from going further. That's one of the reason why most videos have stopped. But once you lift the tank up, you're already there for the vertical plug. Horizontal one is even easier, just use the service manual in the video description to get you there. Keep in mind that those plugs are in there really tight so it may take some force to pull out.
Great video, Unfortunately I am having problems reconecting the fuel line, when I turn ignition on, it leaks some fuel out of it as it is not fully connected
The fuel line OEM o-ring can easily get damaged. Find a VITON o-ring with 7.94x1.78 and replace.
thank you for video
Nice video. Im planning to do my 9k service myself and was wondering if u have an idea on how to replace the spark plugs? Thanks
Is it possible to disconnect the fuel line when you have a full tank?
Awesome video and quality. Do you have service manual 821(2018-2020)?
great stuff keep it coming
The link to the service manual isn't working. Have another one?
please post a link to the service manual. this information is really hard to find because dealership keep these manuals a well kept secret. and you can only get this info Ducati directly if you have an authorized dealership.
It was uploaded to a hosting site but it looks like they've deleted it and I don't have the original copy any more. I am sure you can find it elsewhere. That's how I found it in the first place.
I have to ask about the fuel line connection, when I got to mine it was a little rough, never had the chance to pop off my tank because of it, did want to break my fuel line, was it a push in and turn counterclockwise or just pull?
Kiero saber donde es k tiene la batería pork ya se la es buscado por todo lado y no se donde esta por favol ayúdame a saber es k se le descargo la batería
duddd your perfekt. I
love your videos
Was wondering if you will post more videos in the future..
It's not likely since I don't really have anything to work on. I have not been riding since last year either.
where are you man?
can you do throttle body install
Perfect, thanks...
Love your videos.. what software do you use for the editing? Its amazing!!
Thanks! I use Final Cut Pro X.
Same process for 1200?
Thanks. Is the battery under the gas tank on this model?
It’s under the swing arm, well hidden but not hard to get to. Just a little awkward.
Do you know where the ignition coil is
Hey, still making videos? No Ducati dealers where I live...maintenance has to be done on my own. Your videos are a big help...got any videos about the impossible to find neutral? I've read the clutch cable might have too much slack?
Hey man. Yeah sorry, I am done with motorcycles in general so I doubt there will be any more videos. I am not sure about the clutch cable. I converted to hydraulic clutch. I've read that others have been able to adjust the cable and that helped.
@@HoldFastFilms out of interest why did you give up motorcycles? Really liked your videos btw.
Hold Fast... Do you still have your Ducati? How's your back. Will we ever see more from you. Hope you are well
Hey Juan. Yes, I still have the Monster but have not been riding since last year sometime. Back is better but I needed up having to deal with some more crap. Things are good though and thank you for asking! Honestly, I'd make more videos but I don't have anything to work on so not sure if anything new will happen.
Hope you are doing well and take care!
Hey man, do you still have the 821? How has it hold up in the last years.
so does the UK model not have the drain hoses?
is it the same for the 2017 1200r ?
Is there a need for Ducati speacialized tools to remove the fuel tank?
I don't own any so no.
@@HoldFastFilms Aight, thanks!
What do you use to keep the white paint so clean? I just purchased this bike (although not yet delivered) and i'm trying to find a cleaner that won't damage the paint. I was looking at the matte cleaner from Chemical Guys and Dr. Beasley's
HNTR soap and water
Okay. I guess the other stuff would be for detailing and such
thanks a bunch....
Glad you found it useful.
why don't you upload newer video anymore??
I'm trying put the the tank back on but I can't remember which drain hose goes where! please help!
It's been a while and I don't remember which one goes where but one hose is for fuel overfill and one is for gasses. See which one leaks fuel and that's your drain hose, other obviously goes to charcoal canister if you have it. Otherwise I don't think it matters but to be sure you can call a dealer and ask.
Why did you stop producing the videos ?
I didn't really have anything else to make videos about. I also stopped riding last year so there was no more maintenance that needed to be done.
hi really good video thank you but why not new video please new video add :)
when's the next video coming out?
Honestly, I've ran out of things to work on. Don't have any maintenance for a really long time and don't have any mods to do.
Have you changed your brake lever? For which model?
No, I still have stock ones on :/
HOLD FAST OK in a different video I thought I had seen some Brembo levers! Thanks
How do you remove the fuel line from the back part of the tank? 1:15
Tight squeeze if you have big hands but you have to reach back there, squeeze those little clamps I showed and pull/wiggle hoses down. There is little bit of slack so you can pull them up slightly to give you some working room. Keep track of which one is which though so you can put them back in the correct place.
@@HoldFastFilms you cant actually lift the tank up without removing those hoses right?
@@DCH_30 you could disconnect them from the bottom of the bike and pull them up with the tank but you’d have to feed them back in on re-install. But I just realized you may be talking about the main fuel line and not the vent hoses?
@@HoldFastFilms man I ended up finishing the job myself with my bro in law, tried it afterwards no problems. But i noticed that i turned it on a couple times and it blew a little smoke on the exhaust. I wonder if maybe the 2 hoses in the back of the tank are loose or something. But no light at the dash, no turning off by itself, its not blowing smoke all the time. No gas smell...
@@DCH_30 oh nice man!
for those of us who DON'T take the bike ( car or truck) into the "stealership" for every single bit of maintenance....
This bike has been to the dealer once, when I first got it, for some warranty work.
Non soffia con il compressore nel filtro🤦♂️. Al massimo lo fai da dentro verso fuori....
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