K&N
#1
K&N
Does anybody know how to clean a K&N filter?... I know how, but what I really mean is it difficult to do?
To be honest with you guys I rather buy a new filter.
If you know anybody with good deals on K&N filters let me know.
What you guys think:
Should I replace my old one with a new one or just reuse it?
I'm just nervous if I mess anything up.
To be honest with you guys I rather buy a new filter.
If you know anybody with good deals on K&N filters let me know.
What you guys think:
Should I replace my old one with a new one or just reuse it?
I'm just nervous if I mess anything up.
#2
It's very very simple. Something I do every spring. I'll be doing it in a few weeks actually.
Amazon.com: K&N 99-5000 Aerosol Recharger Filter Care Service Kit: Automotive
I like the aerosol spray oil, much easier to work with.
Just follow the directions, and SET A WHOLE SUNNY DAY ASIDE to do this. You just clean the filter as directed, then spray a light spray of oil onto the filter so it turns pink again. Then you let it sit outside in the sun for HOURS. I do a whole day just to make sure no oil can wisk off and ruin my MAF sensor.
Amazon.com: K&N 99-5000 Aerosol Recharger Filter Care Service Kit: Automotive
I like the aerosol spray oil, much easier to work with.
Just follow the directions, and SET A WHOLE SUNNY DAY ASIDE to do this. You just clean the filter as directed, then spray a light spray of oil onto the filter so it turns pink again. Then you let it sit outside in the sun for HOURS. I do a whole day just to make sure no oil can wisk off and ruin my MAF sensor.
#3
I am going to type words of blasphemy... I got rid of mine. I just switched over to a Spectre filter, and I LOVE IT! The one that came with my kit was originally for a motorcycle. It was designed for a Moto Guzzi Sport 1100 and the fit was not where I wanted it to be. I changed it out and I couldn't believe the difference. Just something to consider...
#4
Also the recharge kit should last 2-3 cleanings. Depending on how much you use of the cleaner.
Which is only $13 every 3 years, which I prefer over buying a new filter every year.
Which is only $13 every 3 years, which I prefer over buying a new filter every year.
#5
It's very very simple. Something I do every spring. I'll be doing it in a few weeks actually.
Amazon.com: K&N 99-5000 Aerosol Recharger Filter Care Service Kit: Automotive
I like the aerosol spray oil, much easier to work with.
Just follow the directions, and SET A WHOLE SUNNY DAY ASIDE to do this. You just clean the filter as directed, then spray a light spray of oil onto the filter so it turns pink again. Then you let it sit outside in the sun for HOURS. I do a whole day just to make sure no oil can wisk off and ruin my MAF sensor.
Amazon.com: K&N 99-5000 Aerosol Recharger Filter Care Service Kit: Automotive
I like the aerosol spray oil, much easier to work with.
Just follow the directions, and SET A WHOLE SUNNY DAY ASIDE to do this. You just clean the filter as directed, then spray a light spray of oil onto the filter so it turns pink again. Then you let it sit outside in the sun for HOURS. I do a whole day just to make sure no oil can wisk off and ruin my MAF sensor.
I'll just order that now and continue the other procedure when the weather gets better.
Now all I got to do is change my supercharger oil... Before I do that I need to replace my pulley and my supercharger belt.
If anyone recommend a good pulley and a supercharger belt bring it down here.
Thanks.
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