We want to help you safely clean or replace your Kioti tractor air filter.
NOTE: You should service your air filter every 30-75 hours, depending on your environment or as directed in your Kioti owner’s manual. We also recommend replacing your air filter every other season.
Here is a simple way to clean or replace the air filter yourself.
Purchase the recommended air filter for your Kioti tractor model.
You will also need a blower and compressed air.
For more information, contact your local Kioti dealer or consult your service manual.
It is time to get started!
Remove the air filter cover.
Loosen the wing nut or open a couple of latches.
Remove the filter.
You need to loosen the nut that holds in the filter.
Clean the air filter housing.
Wipe away the dirt in the bottom.
Check the air filter for dirt.
Look for signs of dirt inside your air filter. A dirty spot on the inside usually means that the air filter is leaking. The air filter should be replaced immediately.
Blow dirt from the air filter.
From the inside out, blow the dirt from the air filter. Use roughly 35-50psi of compressed air. Using compressed air at a higher psi could damage the air filter paper and allow dirt to get into your engine.
TIP: You might have to lightly tap the filter on the ground a few times. This will loosen up the dirt in the filter. Then it should blow out easily.
Most air filter lids have a two-piece cap. It is designed to trap dirt.
You will need to either separate this cap and clean it or just be sure that you have blown all the dirt from it.
Replace the air filter in reverse order.
If you feel you cannot complete this process, contact your local Kioti tractor dealer or mechanic.
If you need any further help or have any questions about air filters, tractors, or anything else, please contact your dealer, local mechanic, or call us at 602-734-9944. Please ask about our current new and used tractor supply.
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