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12/05/2024

2025 Indian Scout Air Filter Inspection and Replacement
2025 Indian Scout | Air Filter Inspection and Replacement - Indian Motorcycle

Required Tools and Supplies
T25 TORX®
T40 TORX®
6mm Allen Socket
Pry Tool
Ratchet
Torque Wrench
Eye Protection
Nitrile Gloves
Shop Rags

To learn more about tools, read the Tools and Fasteners Guide. Always wear safety glasses and nitrile gloves when servicing
your Indian Motorcycle.
To inspect and replace the air filter on your Indian Scout, follow these steps:
1. Park the bike on a flat, level surface and ensure it is OFF.
2. Remove the seat by grasping the front edge of the seat, and pull up to disengage the front grommet from the front dart.

3. Lift the seat and pull it slightly forward to disengage the rear grommet from the rear dart.
4. Remove the fuel tank by depressurizing the fuel system. Warning: Allow engine and exhaust to cool completely before
disconnecting the fuel line or removing tank. Protect the fuel tank finish when removing, storing and installing tank.
5. To depressurize, locate the fuel pump fuse.
6. Pull the fuel pump fuse, and crank the engine over for 5 seconds to release the fuel pressure.
7. Wrap a clean shop towel around the fuel line fitting at the fuel rail.
8. Disconnect the fuel line from the fuel rail. Note: There are two ways to disconnect the quick connect:
Use a small screwdriver to pry up on the yellow lock tab.
Use your fingers to pull rearward on the release tabs at the bottom of the connector and at the same time, slide the lock tab up while pulling the connector
gently away from the fuel rail. Caution: Do not use anything other than fingers or the tools specified to remove the quick connection.

9. Cover the fuel fittings to keep debris out.
10. Remove the two fuel tank console fasteners and console with a T40 TORX®.
11. On motorcycles equipped with a digital display, move the antenna cover console aside. The antennas can remain attached.
12. Disconnect the fuel tank vent line under the seat.
13. Remove the rear tank cover. Apply a trim tool or use a small screwdriver to pry the cover outwards to release the retainer.
14. Remove the two rear fuel tank fastener with a 6mm Allen socket.
15. Lift the rear of the fuel tank and disconnect the fuel pump electrical connector.
16. Lift the rear of the fuel tank and slide it rearward to release from the front isolators.
17. Lift the fuel tank off of the motorcycle. Important: During removal, make sure the fuel line does not get tangled or
retained on any components or features that may cause damage. Do not lift the tank away from the motorcycle if fuel line is
constrained.
18. Remove and retain the four fasteners that secure the filter to the airbox with a T25 TORX®. Note: Use care to prevent
debris from entering the air box when the filter is removed.
19. Carefully pry the filter cover up and towards the rear of the motorcycle.
20. Inspect the air filter. Do not attempt to clean the air filter. Replace a soiled or damage filter with a new filter in the same
orientation as the old filter. A new air filter is part number 2211506. Note: Make sure the air filter is fully seated into the filter
cover tray.
21. Reinstall the four fasteners, and torque to 14 in-lbs (1.6 Nm).
22. Reinstall the fuel tank by securing the handlebars in the straight ahead position.
23. Apply soapy water or rubber lubricant onto the front tank isolators, and lower the fuel tank onto the isolators.
24. While supporting the rear of the fuel tank, connect the fuel pump electrical connector.
25. Route the fuel line inward of the frame tube and connect it to the fuel rail. Important: Verify the fuel line is properly seated
and locked into place by listening for an audible “click” and watching the locking tab drop automatically when pressing into
place. Pull gently on the quick connector once seated to make sure a proper connection has been made. Also, verify the fuel
line is properly connected by gently pulling on the connection.

26. Install the rear fuel tank fasteners, and torque to18 ft-lbs (24 Nm).
27. Reinstall the fuel pump relay fuse and prime the fuel system to ensure proper installation without fuel leaks.
28. Turn the ignition key to the ON position or power on the motorcycle by pushing the power switch.
29. Then move the engine stop/run/start switch to the RUN position.
30. Allow the fuel pump to run until it stops (about 2 seconds)
31. Move the engine stop/run/start switch to the STOP position.
32. Turn the ignition key to the OFF position or power off the motorcycle by pushing the power switch.
33. Repeat this process 2-6 times.
34. Start the motorcycle and inspect and verify no leaks are present.
35. On models equipped with a digital display, move the antenna console, with antennas attached, back into position on the
tank.
36. Install the rear tank cover, and make sure any wires under the cover are not pinched.
37. Install the tank console, and torque to 88 in-lbs (10 Nm).
38. Connect the fuel tank vent line to the chassis vent line. Make sure the connection is fully made and the clamp is properly
placed. Secure the vent line into the rear tank cover.
39. Reinstall the seat, make sure the seat base engages the rear dart, then press down firmly on the front edge of the seat to
engage the front dart to the grommet.
For more information, see your authorized Indian Motorcycle Dealer. Find a dealer near you with the Dealer Locator.
Maintenance tips, procedures and specifications can be found in your Owner's Manual.
To find diagrams and replacement part numbers, use the online parts catalog.
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