Does the Evap canister pre-filter need to be changed? If so, is it DIY, or take it to a Dealer?

[Don60]

Does this evap canister pre-filter need to be changed? Can I do it myself, or do I have to take it to a dealer? I already do the oil/filter and air filter changes myself! Thanks

 

[Jetfixer]

It's called for on the 28k mile service. If you are comfortable removing the left side body panels, it's easy to change.

 

[jjc54]

Does this pre-filter need to be changed? Can I do it myself, or do I have to take it to dealer? Already do oil/filter and air filter myself! Thanks

On my 2016 RTL, I was able to take mine apart and cleaned it. I have done this twice now. It gets pretty dirty.

 

[Don60]

It's called for on the 28k mile service. If you are comfortable removing the left side body panels, it's easy to change.

Thanks! Where exactly is it located? Behind the left saddle bag?

 

[JayBros]

Look at this link:

https://epc.brp.com/Index.aspx?lang=E&s1=441bf742-56c6-4d7b-9f81-b69368db7385#/Can-Am_On-Road/002_-_RT_-_Petrol_Metallic,_2021_(Built_After_Sept._2020)_000B2ME00/02-_Engine_-_Fuel/Y2113/04YA301a/y

for fiche ref no. 700, PN709000524, $41.99. You should find it inboard and above of the passenger left foot rest, and, as Jetfixer said, you have to remove most of the left side body panels.

 

[KX5062]

I bought and replaced mine. The job wasn't that bad at all, just the body work removal is a PITA. However, once I got it out and replaced, I discovered the part can be taken apart and cleaned. No need to replace.

 

[jjc54]

Look at this link:

https://epc.brp.com/Index.aspx?lang=E&s1=441bf742-56c6-4d7b-9f81-b69368db7385#/Can-Am_On-Road/002_-_RT_-_Petrol_Metallic,_2021_(Built_After_Sept._2020)_000B2ME00/02-_Engine_-_Fuel/Y2113/04YA301a/y

for fiche ref no. 700, PN709000524, $41.99. You should find it inboard and above of the passenger left foot rest, and, as Jetfixer said, you have to remove most of the left side body panels.

At $10.00 they are making $8.00. Just take it apart, blow it off, wash it, dry it, and maybe add a couple drops of oil. Done mine 2x and maybe next time I will replace!