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my 4000km service was charged around 65 euroes.

Jeeps is life <3

Hopefully this is even more useful (apart from the Slavic). From 1:25 you can see the snorkel before he fits the filter. 5fRPnlcFYHY So :-) The Snorkel has been removed. I choose not to reset the ECU since it's always learning new values for the map, and since the bike was running fine before the r...

chicaboo wrote:You can try, it won't hurt after all. Definitely reset the ECU when changing the exhaust, though.

Thank you again :-) This has been useful to me!

I replied in the other thread, and sorry I don't have a picture I'm afraid. The sound is quite terrible with the stock exhaust. It's very agricultural. So, basically! It makes the PCX Sound like an old diesel tractor? :D or what are you saying? I'm planning on taking it off when i get my Akrapovic ...

I'm not sure if it matters to you but the stock exhaust is heavy and expensive as is because it contains catalytic converter inside. Even with the 'agricultural' sound, that's what makes it so guilt-free to use everyday and everywhere. You can get a full street legal Akrapovic System for the PCX, a...

I replied in the other thread, and sorry I don't have a picture I'm afraid. The sound is quite terrible with the stock exhaust. It's very agricultural. So, basically! It makes the PCX Sound like an old diesel tractor? :D or what are you saying? I'm planning on taking it off when i get my Akrapovic ...

chicaboo wrote:It's in the outer half of the airbox that you unscrew.
Remove the air filter and it's right there. It just slides on and off.

Thank you so much for this :-) Will look at it when I'm off work.
Do i need to pull out the battery for 5 minutes, so the ECU can remap or something?

Hi Chicaboo,

Can i get a hint, maybe a picture where the Snorkel actually is?
I feel lost and i have no idea :-(
I would like to try running without, for the sound.

Still cant find the Snorkel, I think I must be blind.

Anyone with a decent picture to show what i need to remove?

gn2 wrote:Forty five degrees is a steep slope!

45 Degrees celsius!

I have been riding mine in almost 45 degress uphill in the mountains.
I've had no issues so far.

That does not sound good in my ears, but I'm no mechanic.
I would have taken it to the dealer asap.

Welcome to the forum!
You will love the PCX :-) I've had mine for 2 months now, and already did near 2700 km.

Actually, in most of spain. The youngsters tune theire 49cc's heavily. It sounds insane when then drive by with wot.
They can almost keep up with my 125cc pcx.

Harley <3

Who does not like an awesome roar from an awesome engine?

I took mine out to try it and the air filter got very dirty very quickly. There was alot more muck lying in the bottom of the airbox than is normal so I put it back in. Thanks for the Input! Will keep that in mind. But I see you live in Edinburgh :-) the chances for dirt is proberbly higher than it...

Remove the snorkel. There is no change in power only in sound...and it's better. It replaces the clicker you click crap from the rollers etc. As far as engineering of these boxes etc here in Thailand nearly every bike be it a click or fino has exactly the same setup air box from 100cc to 150cc. The...

You might want to try this option. It gives it more of a throaty sound, particularly if you open the throttle up. I have had it on for a few years, and I like it. PCX Canister Breather 02.jpg That looks very nice! Will take a look at it. I suppose the filter on the image shown can be used when rain...