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Cleaning K&n

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Guest mbrett

My K&N filter is well dirty, how do i clean it what shall i use..?

 

cheers

 

Mike

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Guest TB_205GTI

You can buy a K&N cleaning kit and use that. Clean the filter from the inside and out, let it dry then give is some filter oil. let it dry and the fit it again.

 

But whatever you do, ALWAYS clean it from the inside and out.

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Guest ScoobyJawa

Go to Halfords - buy the K&N Filter Charger/Element Cleaner - open and follow instructions - sorted :lol:

 

About 10 quid - but can be used a good few times, and be amazed at just how much crap comes out of it ;)

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Guest SP Gti

I was told by a mechanic that using water and fairy liquid was as good as anything for cleaning the K&N cotton gauze type filters.

Never tried it though.

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Guest ScoobyJawa

Don't use a detergent on it. Also, they need re-oiling afterwards anyway (comes in the kit along with the cleaner!).............

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Guest puggti

i payed £20 for my K and N cleaner!! Grr!!

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Guest ScoobyJawa

oops! sorry! ;)

 

LOL!

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Guest timH
Go to Halfords - buy the K&N Filter Charger/Element Cleaner - open and follow instructions - sorted :lol:

 

About 10 quid - but can be used a good few times, and be amazed at just how much crap comes out of it ;)

That's what I did.

 

Made a big difference to the car @ high revs.

 

Tim

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Guest Chaos

as previously stated use the proper kit and then re oil the filter

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