WTB: Air pump Filter
Originally posted by rico05
Go to a auto parts store, and pick up a filter that has a 2.5 inch inlet on it.
Go to a auto parts store, and pick up a filter that has a 2.5 inch inlet on it.
Really.Hmmmmm. I could have sworn that was the size I bought. It did cost $15 though!! Just measure it...
or you could just remove the airpump and wire the ports open
(runs to put on flame resistant suit!!!)
or you could just remove the airpump and wire the ports open
(runs to put on flame resistant suit!!!)
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or you could gettoh rig it like me, just get a metal fastener and a thick rag, you don't have to worry to much about the air being used by the airpump, so don't do this on you main filter.
you can take off the hose that connects the air pump intake to the airbox... take that hose with you to an auto store, and find some cheapass filter that fits in it... Cut it short (2" or so), and fasten the filter in, then fasten it to the airpump... tada.
Same thing works if you take off your airpump for the ACV inlet.... I don't think that pulls any vacuum, but i dislike open holes going into my engine, so I filtered it anyway. It's REAL dirty now.
Same thing works if you take off your airpump for the ACV inlet.... I don't think that pulls any vacuum, but i dislike open holes going into my engine, so I filtered it anyway. It's REAL dirty now.
All you need is the little filter that goes on the oil breather tube on the side of the air filter box on carbed cars - I found one for about $3 which even has the right hose size - 3/4" if I remember correctly. And yes you do need it - the interior filter material of mine went from pure white to black in less than a month!
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