K&N Air Filters/ How to clean?
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Use a degreaser. K&n makes a really good one, but you can use whatever you want. Spray it and let it soak for at least 5 min. Then rinse it of with clean water and shake it as dry as you can. Then let it sit a dry completely. If you want to speed it up, use a hair dryer on low heat. Finish it off with a light coat of k&n spray oil. Don't over oil it!!!
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Thanks Guys,
After posting, I looked at youtube and found a couple of demo vids.
Do you guys think it would be OK to use compressed air to blow the water off?
It's alright for you guys with nice hot weather to let it dry in the sun, but here in 'Ye Olde Colde Damp Engeland' I could be waiting for a week
After posting, I looked at youtube and found a couple of demo vids.
Do you guys think it would be OK to use compressed air to blow the water off?
It's alright for you guys with nice hot weather to let it dry in the sun, but here in 'Ye Olde Colde Damp Engeland' I could be waiting for a week
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This, it will gum up the carbs. On cars, it's a big concern for MAF sensors as well.
As far as drying it, get most of the water on it, then let it bake on the hood of your car for a bit. It won't need too long
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