U have to remove wiring harness that's attached to snorkel body so as u can remove air snorkel,then u can remove the remaining screws that attach the filter housing,which gives u access to the ridiculously small air filter!
...Then u can check run-out with a dial indicator!!! ....I doubt it very much,that for the first service,dealer will actually do this!But, then again, if they really do it,and they don't break the hidden push pins
,I'd be curious of what they'll charge for the entire visit!!!
...I just did it myself,lots of fun
and there is one Allen screw on upper part of air filter housing,that you'll need a "ball end Allen wrench to remove,if not,youll have to remove that side fairing and seat to access that bolt.PS while you have it all apart,u should consider getting a better aftermarket air filter,u wouldn't believe how small in size the OEM filter is!