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02-25-05, 10:39 AM
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? for People with Apex'i Power Intake
This question is aimed for people who use the Apex'i air filter. My air filter is starting to get dirty and I was not sure what Apex'i recommends to use to keep it clean. I know what to use to keep a K&N filter clean but the Apex'i is a "maintenance-free dry-type air filter". Therefore, what do you guys with the Apex'i filter use to clean it? I tried to read the papers that came in the box with it but it is all in Japanese and there website does not list the instructions.
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02-25-05, 12:58 PM
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Haven't cleaned mine yet but it is alson getting to that point, and will be needing a good cleaning after pine pollen season finishes in NC. Here is what my approach will be, remove cone filter from engine bay, then carefully vacuum using a car vac with one of its brush attachments, then use canned air to blow any remaining stuff off the filter.
Anyone else got any better ideas?
Anyone else got any better ideas?
02-25-05, 01:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Geoman84
This question is aimed for people who use the Apex'i air filter. My air filter is starting to get dirty and I was not sure what Apex'i recommends to use to keep it clean. I know what to use to keep a K&N filter clean but the Apex'i is a "maintenance-free dry-type air filter". Therefore, what do you guys with the Apex'i filter use to clean it? I tried to read the papers that came in the box with it but it is all in Japanese and there website does not list the instructions.
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https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generation-specific-1986-1992-17/apexi-cone-filter-cleaning-398640/
You are supposed to BUMP your thread to the top...not make a new thread about the same thing.
02-25-05, 01:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Madrx7racer
didn't you make a thread about this yesterday?
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=398640
You are supposed to BUMP your thread to the top...not make a new thread about the same thing.
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=398640
You are supposed to BUMP your thread to the top...not make a new thread about the same thing.
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.....sorry.....next time just bump it to the top....haha...good luck...and take that stick out of your ***.......
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get yourself an air compressor with the nozzle fitting that just blows air and put it on the inside of the filter and blow all the dirt and stuff out. thats how we cleaned the filters and this place i used to work at. peace -mike
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