Idle Speed Joint 060C-110018 by CFMOTO

Genuine CFMoto Idle Speed Joint — OEM Part #060C-110018

Off-road engines live and die by clean air. The genuine CFMoto Idle Speed Joint seals the intake on your UForce 600 or ZForce 600 exactly as the factory intended, keeping dust, water and grit out of the throttle body and cylinders.

The intake path, from snorkel to airbox to throttle body, has to stay sealed. One cracked boot or warped lid can let in enough dust to wear out an engine fast. This part is confirmed for 2 CFMoto models from 2011 to 2015. See the full fitment list below.

Idle Speed Joint at a Glance

• OEM part number: 060C-110018
• Brand: CFMOTO (genuine factory part)
• Part type: Airbox Components
• Fits: UForce utility UTV and ZForce sport UTV models, 2011–2015
• Condition: New

CFMoto Models and Years This Idle Speed Joint Fits

Genuine CFMoto part #060C-110018 fits the models and years below. To be certain, match the part number to the factory parts diagram for your machine or contact us with your VIN before ordering.

CFMoto UForce utility UTV Fitment

CFMoto ZForce sport UTV Fitment

Why Choose a Genuine CFMoto OEM Idle Speed Joint?

• Factory seal against dust, water and debris
• Correct airflow for the factory fuel and ignition mapping
• Direct fit with original clamps, ducts and mounts
• Helps prevent premature engine wear
• Sold by Witchdoctors, a CFMoto OEM parts source with factory part numbers and diagrams for every listing

Features and Materials

Key Features

• Genuine CFMoto OEM intake part, part #060C-110018
• Molded to original airbox and duct dimensions
• Heat- and fuel-vapor-resistant materials
• Designed for dusty, muddy and wet riding
• Works with factory air filters and sensors

Materials and Construction

CFMoto intake parts use rigid, heat-stable plastics for airbox housings and lids, flexible rubber or TPE boots and ducts that seal against vibration, and filter media designed to trap fine dust while maintaining airflow.

Common Reasons Riders Replace This Part

• Replacing a cracked airbox, lid or intake boot
• Restoring the seal after water or mud intrusion
• Routine replacement of filters and wear items
• Fixing idle and performance problems from an air leak

Signs Your Idle Speed Joint Needs Replacing

• Dust or dirt on the clean side of the air filter
• Cracks or splits in boots, ducts or the airbox
• Rough idle, hesitation or a lean condition
• Whistling or sucking noises from the intake
• Water in the airbox after a crossing

Installation Tips

1. Check the CFMoto parts diagram for clamps, seals and duct routing.
2. Remove the old part and clean any dust from the airbox and throttle body inlet.
3. Install the new part, making sure every edge seals fully.
4. Tighten clamps evenly. Do not overtighten plastic fittings.
5. Start the engine and check for air leaks and a smooth idle.

Not sure whether to tackle it yourself? Read when to seek professional help or DIY before you start.

Recommended Accessories and Maintenance Supplies

Pair your Idle Speed Joint with these parts and supplies:

• Air, fuel and oil filters — Filters for scheduled maintenance
• Air intakes and turbos — Intake upgrades and snorkel kits
• Engine sensors — TPS, MAP and other engine sensors
• Oil change kits — Pair your intake service with an oil change
• CFMoto OEM parts diagrams — find every factory part for your model

Helpful Guides from the Witchdoctors Blog

• Sluggish Engine? Signs Your UTV Air Filter Is Clogged
• Troubleshooting ATV & UTV Airbox Leaks & Seals
• Signs of a Leaking UTV/ATV Intake Boot | Troubleshooting Guide
• CFMoto OEM vs. Aftermarket Parts: Which Is Better?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the OEM part number for this CFMoto Idle Speed Joint?

The genuine CFMoto part number is 060C-110018. Use it to match this part to your factory parts diagram.

Which CFMoto models does part #060C-110018 fit?

It fits the UForce 600 (2011–2014); ZForce 600 (2012–2015).

Is this a genuine CFMoto part?

Yes. This is a genuine CFMOTO OEM part, the same part number used by CFMoto at the factory, not an aftermarket copy.

How often should I check my air filter?

Check it often, after every dusty ride if possible. Replace it at the interval in your CFMoto manual, or sooner in harsh conditions.

Can an intake leak damage my engine?

Yes. Unfiltered air carries fine dust that wears pistons, rings and cylinders quickly. Fix intake leaks right away.

Will this change my machine's performance?

It restores factory airflow and sealing. If you had a leak, you may notice a smoother idle and better throttle response.

About Availability of Part #060C-110018

CFMoto has marked this part as no longer available. It may have been replaced by a newer part number. Contact our customer service team with your VIN and we will help you find the current replacement, or read more about parts that are no longer available.

Where to Ride Your CFMoto

Ready to put your machine to work? These off-road parks welcome both ATVs and UTVs. Check each park's current rules, vehicle-width limits and permit requirements before you go.

• Hatfield-McCoy Trails — southern West Virginia: multiple permit-access trail systems across the coalfields
• Paiute ATV Trail — central Utah: 250 miles of marked trail linking to 2,000+ more