Это видео недоступно.
Сожалеем об этом.
Honda 2013 F6B Complete Air Filter Replacement
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 30 дек 2018
- This video shows you how to replace the air filter in a Honda 2013 F6B. The video will be helpful if you own a Goldwing to. I'm no expert in bike maintenance, but learned from other RUclips videos and reading maintenance manuals. Plus it's very expensive to have a dealer do the filter change. I'd like to give a special thanks to "tcalof" who put together a really nice video on how to change out the filter. It was very helpful. Thanks for watching and please subscribe.
Filter Link (100% free to use): amzn.to/3eeL5Qr
Filming Equipment Product Links (100% free to use):
DJI Mavic Drone: amzn.to/3kSoCdi
DJI Mavic Drone Extra Battery: amzn.to/3c932NC
DJI Mavic Battery Charger: amzn.to/3uXGEzf
GoPro: amzn.to/38dzQne
GoPro Batteries: amzn.to/38ipNgZ
Gopro Selfie Stick: amzn.to/3eiBhES
Gopro housing for Mic Adapter: amzn.to/3qq2DLE
Gopro housing: amzn.to/3emTZLs
Gopro Mic Adapter: amzn.to/3bnDqNI
Microphone: amzn.to/30motoE
Gopro Wind Muff: amzn.to/3sVvMA9
Flexible Tripod: amzn.to/3sXs1ua
Tripod Stand: amzn.to/3uZsPQK
Just wanted to say thanks for all the great videos you have. I have purchased a F6B last month. I just completed the Air filter thanks to your video. I had a 2002 GW and have done that 4-5 times. Little different on the F6B. Great project completed on a rainy day here in the PNW. Thanks again.
Glad you like them. Your right, it's fun to work on your bike on rainy days.
Thank you very much for such a detailed step by step video. Your recording angles, lighting and editing were awesome. I installed 12 led accent lights, fog led lights, turn signals led and now since she is half naked it is the perfect time to do it. Thnsks again Sir
Thanks. It was a fun video to make. Glad it helped.
I followed your video and finally got my filter change done . Thank you for this video. It really was very helpful and to the point!
Hello, glad it was helpful and you saved yourself a little money :)
Your detailed video is one of the best I’ve seen on here. Thank you for taking the time to make such an informative tutorial.
My pleasure. Glad it was helpful and maybe saved ya a little $$$
This is by far best video out there. No big theatrics. Gets right to instructions and actually shows the clips and how to release them which is a big help. Well done! 2016 goldwing owner and it matched up very well
Hi JeremyShoultz-js6cr; Glad it was helpful. It's always nice to know the clip locations so at least you have a chance to pull and push in the right locations :) Thanks for watching!
As a new F6B owner, I have been reading horror stories about the air filter change in various forums. Local dealerships charging 2-3 hours labor, and some not even doing the work because you would never know if they changed the filter or not due to the complexity of the procedure. Thanks for this video tutorial, I feel much better about tackling this when the time comes as opposed to paying the dealer $280.00.
Your welcome. The F6B is a great bike. I didn't want to pay $300 bucks either so I decided to give it a try after doing some research just like your doing.
@@bgrides2108 great vid, just not sure how u start with seat trim removal, luggage trim, then work your way towards the front of the bike to change this dam thing! wow, insane, how good is the air filter for, 30k miles i hope? thanks
This is the best air filter changing instruction I have ever found on YT, hands down!!! Thank you for your great work and effort to show it to the rest of us!
Hi jerzypie, Thanks! A dealer was going to charge me close to a grand to do this. Those F6B's are great bikes!
@@bgrides2108 Oh yes, that's my policy too "do yourself what you can" :). My ride is a regular Goldwing but most of the maintenance procedures are the same. Thanks again for great video! Ride safe!
@@jerzypie Glad the video will help. Yeah, I had a goldwing back in the day. Loved it, the engine and shaft drive is such a sweet machine.
just unhooking the speakers was a great confidence boost. Thanks for taking your time because it is a half days work for a first timer
Good job. For me, those little speaker connectors were hard to get apart. I guess I have fat fingers 😎
Best GL1800 air filter removal tutorial !!! Thank you dear Sir for taking your time making and posting this video . Makes our lifes so much easier and saves time making more time for riding .
Hi Lukas, Thanks for watching! I'll be making more videos soon. Gotta love those F6B's. I've had mine for roughly 5 years now and its been a crazy good bike.
Honestly I can't wait . Love your calm , cool and very explanatory approach to all the work you do on your bike . I have 2014 Goldwing and loving it too for the most part same bike . Have you done any performance mods on your F6B ?
@@Health_Nut Not really. Love the performance as is. Just handful of little mods along the way. Love the blue tooth adapter, speaker upgrade, custom seat, turn signal upgrade, fobo tire monitoring system....
What an outstanding job! Your video has helped me change my filter twice. I noticed you are a CMA member and I am as well. Thanks so much for your video ministry!!!
Hi Yooperland1, Thanks. The video was kind of fun to make. I ended up doing it because the local dealership wanted some serious coin to do the job. Thanks for watching.
What an awesome video. Thank you so much for the instructions. My 2015 Goldwing had a few different connections but your video covered 95% of the install. Thanks again
Hi Brandon, Glad it helped. Great bikes, but boy did they make it hard to replace the filter. Thanks for watching!!
Thank you for this video. Replaced my air filter yesterday and had no issues thanks to this.
Very Cool. Glad it helped.
Nice video used it to change my filter took my time marked all screws was pretty easy just a little time consuming. Thanks for the video it was very precise.
Very cool. Good job. I went slow to. It actually took me a few days to figure out the process. The hardest part for me was taking all the wiring connectors apart.
OMG May rethink my purchasing a Goldwing F6B !
It looks harder than what it really is. The air filter is probably the hardest maintenance item to do. Everything else is easy. For example, an oil change takes 15 minutes. The bikes performance is really really good. Our group goes on 10 day bike trips each year and the F6B has worked perfect. Anyway, thanks for watching.
Awesome video.... covers all front section removal. Thank you for taking out time to create this video.
Thanks. Those air filters are packed way in there.
I can't thank you enough for taking the time to post this video, it's a life saver! You've got way more patience than I do, if I tried to do a video such as this it would be sprinkled with colourful language shall we say! Thanks again, awesome video my friend!
Hi 1961Humbucker1, Thanks. Your right, it's a hell of a job to replace the filter. Thanks for watching.
This video was very well done. Much better than the one I referred to the first time I changed mine. It took me about 1.5 hours from start to finish and I payed everything out of a large work bench in order pretty much as you did when stepping away with the various parts that were removed. Thanks again for the step by step tutorial.
Found my answer in your coolant change segment. Thanks.
No problem. Glad the video was helpful.
Awesome video - thanks for posting.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you so much for your step by step tutorial. Much respect!
You're very welcome. Glad it was helpful
Thanks for the great videos, doing my air filter this month was not looking forward to it but after watching this I’m a lot more confident.
That's great to hear. Glad to help. Thanks for watching!
Thank you very very much from Finland.
Hi Iso, Sure thing. Glad it helped you out. It sure is a hard filter to replace. Would love to come and visit Finland some day. Thanks for watching!
Researching if I should buy one of these F6b's and I like to do my own wrenching... albeit that is a lot of work! Tremendous video. Thank you. So not a deal breaker but nothing like the air filter on a GSA.
Hi Wildbillsgarage, They're great bikes. I've had mine for four years now and it's never had an issue. Most stuff is pretty easy except the air filter. Thanks for watching!
Outstanding video with great tips for doing this job.
Hi Christopher, Thanks. Shops want a lot of $$$ to do this so I thought I'd make a video.
Thanks it went very smooth
Hey Gary, Glad it was helpful
Thanks for all the help😊
Happy to help. Glad it was useful.
Thanks for making this video it was a great help and time saver, not to mention the money I saved by doing it myself,
Hi bikeman6969, Love the channel name :) Glad it was helpful. Same with me. Didn't want to pay the money to have it done. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for taking the time to do this video. The only thing that first timers might like is to know is that it does take about 2 hours to get into the filter and two hours to put back. That way there is no panic when they have been at it a while. You made it look so easy.
Thanks. That's a good point about how many hours it should take. I actually ended up doing it over the course of about 3 days because I didn't know what the h*** I was doing :)
@@bgrides2108 :-0 :-))))
Great job, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the information
My pleasure. Hopefully everything went smooth and ya saved a little 💰
Outstanding video. Many thanks! I have exact same bike - black 2013 F6B. I had no trouble tackling this job. Many, many easy steps - go slow. Knowing where those clips were located behind every panel was very helpful. I pulled close to the clips to avoid cracking a plastic part. I did get an inexpensive clip puller and trim kit off ebay which helped. My bike had 24,000 miles and the filter could have gone another 5,000 miles but clearly it was due.
Oh and i did the whole job with one arm. I had my shoulder replaced 3 weeks ago so I had some down time.
Thanks again. Ride safe !
Thanks. It was a fun video to make. Think of all the 💰 we saved. Super impressive doing it with one good arm. How do you like your F6B? I love mine. Thanks again for watching.
@@bgrides2108 I am very pleased with my F6B. Although it’s a barge the performance is far better than I was expecting. I also have a Heritage Softail and a RC51. The F6B is the only bike I take out anymore. None of my riding is on open highway, strictly secondary roads out exploring here in upstate New York.
A couple tips to pass along. (1) Centramatic wheel balancers really work. (2) Maxima Pro Plus is the best oil I’ve found for the GL1800/F6B. I have used Mobil 1 Racing 4T and Rotella T6 several times. These oils either run hot, shift poorly, or break down too quickly. I use Maxima in my KX250F which is a much harsher application than the GL1800 so I gave it a try.
Thank-you again for the video. By far the best one I’ve used.
@@_ibpassngas5300 Nice selection of bikes. Thanks for the tips. I'll have to try the oil. Thanks again!! Secondary roads make the trip.
Thank you so much for making this video sir. I am new to the Wing world after just picking up my (new to me) 08 GL1800. I take pride in wrenching on my own machines and can probably tell you everything you need to know about Harley’s after owning six of them and currently riding an Electra Glide. Servicing the GoldWing looks even easier than a Harley EXCEPT for the air filter.
Even though your bike is newer than mine and the snaps, clips, screws, bolts, straps and other things may be slightly different 🤔….you took the intimidation factor away for me to do this later in the fall. This was the one item I was going to have the dealer do. I already ordered the HiFloFiltro filter you linked to. Ironically I use the same brand on my Harley for the oil filter. Good stuff! Video saved and I subscribed
Hi On a Wing and a Hog, Very cool. Glad it's helpful and tanks for watching. PS, The Electra Glides are cool bikes to. Gotta love the wings to. Thanks again.
@@wingandhog Yep.
Ok BG, I followed your video by the letter and I actually did it!
I brought my laptop into my shed and followed your tutorial, it was still a pretty awful job but luckily everything still worked once I buttoned it all up. I was primarily worried about messing around in all of that wiring!
Without this video I would have never attempted doing this filter replacement.
The old filter is approximately five years old and hardly looks dirty. I don’t put on much mileage during a riding season, plus I’m mostly on the highway. So it will be at least five more years before I decide to do this job again.
Many thanks for your help BG!
Hey 1961Humbucker1, Thanks. Glad the video helped. You saved yourself a bunch of money to :) Thanks for watchin!
Oddly enough, both of our F6Bs look identical, even right down to that Corbin seat and backrest!
Man, that heated Corbin seat for the F6B is amazing, it cost me a ton of money, shipping alone to Canada was $400.00! But still worth it.
You guys Stateside get great deals like free shipping even on huge packages that this seat was shipped in.
Again, many thanks, your videos are just about the best thing out there.
@@1961Humbucker1 The black F6B is a great looking bike. The corbin seats are nice. A little heat in the morning feels great on those cold winter days. Yeah, shipping down here does have it's benefits. Not sure why it's so expensive to ship to Canada. It's not that far away...
Awesome vide. Thanks!
Thanks for watching. Glad it helped. The dealerships charge a mint for this.
great video saved me $$$
Hi Brad Hodges, That's for sure. The dealers make good money on the replacement. I was worried that they wouldn't replace it and just take the money so I decided to give it a try. Thanks for watching!
Great instructional video I have a 2012 GL1800 that I think I will do my own air filter change at 24K though the manual said change at 12K which I think is ridiculous... after watching ur video somehow I don’t trust a dealer doing this... gives u time to clean all the components also 👍
Hey Xstrada1, I gave it a try because I'm cheap :) Didn't want to spend the money and decided to give it a try. Thanks for watching!
Great instructions. Thanks a lot for the video. I’ve just replaced my air filter on my 2016 f6b, it was a little bit different because mine has cruise control. I have just one suggestion regarding the heated grips controller, instead of disconnecting the controller I left it connected by taking off two screws holding it to the cover. Once again thanks 🙏
Hey Sebastian, That's really good info. Thanks for posting it incase someone has cruise.
Thanks for sharing, my Wing is now in bits, couldn't have done it without you, don't know if it'll ever work again though. 🙂
Hi Rupe, Thanks! Just take your time. You can do it!!!!
I did it! It took hours. Why, Honda? Why? Thanks for the video! There's no way I woulda got that done otherwise.
Hi dave791, That's awesome!! Saved yourself a little coin to.
I'm looking at a used F6B - a beautiful bike, but this air filter service really puts a major damper on it. And it's due for one...thanks for posting.
It's kind of a pain to do for sure. One little thing I'd offer is it's a crazy crazy good bike. I've had two of these over the years and the engines have been rock solid, very reliable. The F6B is one of the best bikes I've had when considering performance also. Anyway, good luck finding a bike!
Great Video, perfect camera angles & professionally edited. The only reason you don't have "likes" from every watcher has more to do with how frustrating they are from finding out that you need 2 days & a mechanical degree to change the air filter. Did you mention how many miles you had on your bike when you made this video. I'm interested to see how long i can put this job off for. Thanks! I just read yo had 30k on your bike.
Good Morning Don, Thanks. Fun video to make. Your right, it's a pain to do for sure. The filter didn't look that bad even at 30k to me :) Thanks for watching.
Thank u so much for the detailed video, I have the exact bike but I dont think I'm going to attempt this after watching this, I have watched your other videos and saved very much by doing it myself, i guess the money saved will be spent at the dealer to change the air filter! Lol. This is just to involved and shame on honda engineering , this is ridiculous!
Hi Robert, Glad you liked it. Glad the other videos helped out also. Yeah, the filter replacement is a beast of a job. It would be worth asking the dealer or shop to save your old filter so you can check it out and it's also a good way of knowing that the shop actually changed it :) The honda engineers should have put in a filter trap door so it would only take 5 minutes to replace. Thanks for watching!
Fantastic video sir!! 🙏. Thank you ever so much. I will be tackling the job on my 13 F6B soon.
I have 40k on her, just changed my motor oil/filter and shaft oil. New tires, first air filter replacement on her 🤫 im positive shes over due.
And like others i don't t want to pay $300 to have someone "maybe" do it 😭.
But know I can go into the job with confidence when i have a day off to patiently do so.
My only question is "WHY HONDA, WHY?!?! 😢
Yeah. Why honda why lol. I think they designed the bike around the filter. You'll probably find out that the filter looks pretty good unless you're doing a bit of dirt riding 😉
Huge help! Thank you!
I will have to do this soon as I just bought a 2014 F6B that's never had its air filter replaced.
BTW, can you offer any tips on how to remove the side cover at the rear so I could check and see where the preload is set on my rear shock? I opened up the right saddlebag, pulled back a little on the plastic cover for the preload valve but I was only able to peel it off half way, then it seems that the metal tip over bar is getting in the way. I'm not sure how to remove this plastic panel without damaging it.
Check out the video at roughly 2:15 into it. I think these are the panels your talking about.
“And, uh, that’s all it takes to replace the air filter.” Two hours to take it apart, two hours to put it back together, and you wrap up with “And, uh, that’s all it takes to replace the air filter.” You, sir, are deserving of a meme. I’d like to see you do a video about the history of building the Panama Canal: “It cost $639,000,000 (in 1914), cost thousands of lives, took 10 years and three months, and, uh, that’s all it takes to dig a ditch.”
Hi 2old4allthis, LMAO. Very good point. You almost have to be some kind of rocket scientist to change the dam thing. Thanks for watching!
nice to see someone else brave enough to conquer this!! you seemed to have the leaset trouble on getting that first connector off with the needle nose pillars then any other videos, gives me hope, I have 25k on my filter an prob going to be changing soon. how many miles did you have on that filter? Thanks for the video!!
Thanks. That connector is really tricky to get apart. It took me a little while and then I tried the needle nose pliers. It probably took me roughly 10 minutes to just get that connector apart. Those little speaker connectors are hard to get apart also for some reason. Maybe because I have 10 thumbs. I ended up putting in a speaker upgrade kit from J&M since everything was exposed which I did a video on... I had about 30K miles on the filter. I thought it would have been dirtier because a group of us rode through Death Valley during a sand storm last summer which lasted about 45 minutes.
@@bgrides2108 good information thanks, I hear people put a lot more miles on it than 30, yours was kind of dirty, better safe than sorry for sure after that ride! LOL . Yeah I saw your video on the speakers, can you tell a huge difference? Hey again if you really are thinking about putting some LED lights on, it would probably be the easiest thing you've ever done, check out my video, I think the light kit was only about sixty bucks and it was perfect for our F6B, everything just fell into place and all you really have to take off is the side panels and the seat. I love my lights! If you can't tell, plus if somebody gets you mad at night you can flip on the blue lights strobe LOL
Mouse in the house , thanks for the video , seems as though mice 🐁 love the air box 📦 😳‼️
Dam those Mice!! Grad the video helped.
Well done video. Gave me some confidence that I can tackle this job on mine too! Curious how many miles was on the bike when you did this. I'm not sure what the interval is but I only have 5k on mine.
I had about 25000 miles on the bike.
I typically change mine at about 15k but it can vary to more or less frequent based on the conditions of the roads you ride on. For example, if you ride in an area with frequent road construction and more than average dust you should consider changing at 10-12K.
very interesting I was wondering about these air filters. Hope you will test the "WISH" air filter.
Hi Kathleen Spears, I'll have to take a look at the "WISH" filters next time. Thanks for watching.
@@bgrides2108 Thank you so much for taking the time to answer! I will be the most loyal audience!
@@kathleenspears3952 My pleasure 😊
Great video's. Does the panel pop out on the right side where you have your heated grip switch? I have a 2013 non-deluxe and want install a 12 volt power supply there. Thanks Steve.
Hi Steve, Thanks!! glad you found your answer. :)
So, what you have demonstrated is that the Honda assembly line starts with an air filter and they assemble the entire motorcycle around it??? Sort of like the heater core in a car...
LOL!! To true, to true
They make the rear tire change process simple to make up for the PIA process of changing the air filter out! lol
Hi Anthony's West Texas Rides, Good point. Felt like they designed the bike around the air filter :) Kind of like the A-10 Warthog. Thanks for watching!
Great video. What a job. How did you know how to do this?
Hi Great Dane, Thanks. Just did some research on youtube and other websites. I have a manual also. I'm not the best mechanic, but if you take your time it's not all that hard. Just a lot of steps... Thanks again.
A 5/16 socket works on the air filter cover.
Hi 340rps, Thanks for the info!
I want to share my experience with k&n air filter, it seems to not fit properly into the filter housing. I had a filing that if I put on the cover it may not be sealed as it should, so I went to Honda dealer and got a oem filter, fits perfectly and cost the same $ as kn. So I would definitely go with oem, specifically keeping in mind how much work this is😄
Hi Sebastian, Thanks for sharing. Good info.
Going to attempt to change the filter. Just had it done two weeks ago by a dealer........felt really uneasy about the work actually been done and the old filter changed. My bike still is very sluggish and after watching your video, I wonder if they really changed it. Cost $267 to have it done,if they did it at all. If my filter looks like your old one,I'll have my answer. Thank you for the video.
Hi Robert, Yeah, I've heard of some dealers saying they changed it but actually didn't.
How many miles was on the old filter,,
Hi Chris, I think it was about 25,000 miles.
Wow those little side panels at the back are a pain to remove! I wanted to pull the one on the right side of the bike to have a look at where the preload adjuster for the rear shock is set, it's a 2014 that I just bought three weeks ago so I don't know how it's set right now.
I started by opening the right saddlebag, then I carefully pulled the back part of that small plastic panel, it started to come out but then I couldn't go much farther because of the u-shape tip-over bar and the top of this plastic panel is wedged under the seat. It appears that the only way to get to the preload adjuster is by removing the seat too!? This just doesn't make any sense, I must be doing something wrong.
Oh and BTW, thanks you so much for sharing how to do this air filter replacement chore, that is a HUGE help! So thank you for that!
Oh and what a CRAZY amount of work to replace that darn air filter, luckily I don't generally log a lot of miles in an average year, so this job won't have to be done all that often.
Could put a small amount of grease on the clips so they can come off easier next time
Holy cow, I heard that it was a task to change,but wooow
Hi Victor, I Agree. I think they designed the motorcycle around the filter :)
@@bgrides2108 it almost seems like it. I really appreciate all of your videos on the F6B.
@@benfattovf Thanks. Any other vids you'd like to see that I haven't done yet?
@@bgrides2108 have you changed your light to LEDs? Adding the LED resistors and flasher relay would be helpful
@@benfattovf ok. Thanks for the idea. I haven't converted them yet. I'll have to start looking into it.
Thought about trading my Road King for the F6B but after watching this for air filter I'll pass. Great patience.
Hi John, Road Kings are nice bikes. Probably takes 10 min to replace the air filter. Thanks for watching!!
I have a ‘97 Road King with a Stage IV package to scoot around locally and a 15 F6B for the longer highway rides. Two very different rides and sounds. Love both of them and do just about all of the maintenance on both.
@@juniorsmith7703 Nice. Sounds like you have the best of both worlds.
@@juniorsmith7703 Thats great! Im a bread baker and not very mechanical wish I paid more attention in shop back in the day.
I guess I won't be changing the air filter!
I almost said that to :)
Show
Thanks
Wow that was EZ 🤣
Hi Jim, Felt like they designed the bike around the air filter :)
That's a deal breaker for me. Thanks for that I'll buy the BMW.
Hi Rod, Yeah. It's the one maintenance item that sucks for sure. But all the other stuff is pretty easy. The bikes ride incredibly well and so reliable. BMW are sweet also. Thanks for watching.
torture!
Yep
@@bgrides2108 great video
@@jamesbronson3347 thanks.
What a pain in the A$$ just for and air filter
That's the truth. Good thing you don't need to replace it that often. Thanks for watching!
Honda should be punched in the mouth for this.....Almost makes me not want to buy one now...You better be replacing anything that can go bad while your in there that far.....
Yeah. I'd agree. They made it hard for sure. It's a great bike other than replacing the filter.