Apexi intake filters...cleaning?
09-16-02, 12:05 PM
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Just trying to help and type as few words *** possible could have told you to put the kerosine on them and stick them back on the car in a few minutes you would have had an FD Flambuex. Give an answer and be call names at least I did tell you to search.
09-16-02, 12:08 PM
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I bought mine at Rotary Performance, and they gave me a K&N Filter Cleaning Kit with it. The kit has the spray on solution, and the filter oil. I've cleaned and oiled mine twice with no problems.
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09-16-02, 05:24 PM
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While it is true that they do not need to be oiled, the K&N cleaning fluid (available at most auto parts stores) works great for getting them clean. After rinsing them out, you can just let them airdry.
I have oiled mine in the past and noticed no difference, the oil just makes the filters sticky to dirt.
DO NOT THROW THEM AWAY unless you want to spend 60-80 apiece for new ones.
I have oiled mine in the past and noticed no difference, the oil just makes the filters sticky to dirt.
DO NOT THROW THEM AWAY unless you want to spend 60-80 apiece for new ones.
09-16-02, 06:48 PM
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Originally posted by 93 R1
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thanks
...all the sr20det guys run apexi intakes and they just use the K&N kit to clean them
