What is the best way to clean a k&n air filter?
I cant seem to find my instructions
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Best to get the cleaning kit that they sell for about $10 and has instructions right on box.
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kn filter recharger from oreilly.
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Just DON'T over oil it ... thats what you hear people complaining about... the owners themselves OVER-OILING the filter after cleaning, then they blame K&N
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I spray it down with Fantastic, it's way cheaper than the K&N stuff.
Then I rinse with warm water from the inside - out and set it in front of a fan to dry. Oil each pleat with the aerosol can from about 6" away. Allow a couple minutes to soak in and re-install |
I have 172,000 on my K&N. I've never seen any oil in the intake hose from the filter to the turbo. I have had some oil film on the turbo intake fan blades.
Oil lightly. Dave |
IMHO most of the oil guys see in the turbo is lube oil leaking from the bearing. Totally normal.
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Not that this is entirely related to his question, but interesting reading none the less.
http://home.stny.rr.com/jbplock/ISO5011/SPICER.htm I actually threw my K&N away before reading this, but the link is icing on the cake. |
so KN sucks is what that article is telling me basically?
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I simply posted a link I found that details a filter test. I had a K&N filter and was unhappy with the performance (intake piping was very dirty after using the K&N for the summer).
The information in the link seems legitimate. People can take the information for what it is worth, and decide from there. |
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