K & N filter cleaning
K & N filter cleaning
OK I cleaned my filter yesterday and let it dry. Now it is time to oil it but I don't want to put to much oil on it. How do I know when the perfect amount of oil is on the filter and not to much oil???
I went to the store and bought the k&n K&N Recharger (99-5000 Spray oil) and went by the instructions that it came with. cleaning it was easy because it can't be too clean; but if you over oil it you have to reclean it plus it will suck the oil into the intake system and dirty up your MAF (speaking of that, i saw MAF cleaner at the store the other day. I think it is the same as the eletronic cleaner stuff and it said that it could give you better gas millage if it is clean.). Its oiled right now but it might need more oil. AHHHHH I don't want to mess anything up.
Originally Posted by Egor29
I went to the store and bought the k&n K&N Recharger (99-5000 Spray oil) and went by the instructions that it came with. cleaning it was easy because it can't be too clean; but if you over oil it you have to reclean it plus it will suck the oil into the intake system and dirty up your MAF (speaking of that, i saw MAF cleaner at the store the other day. I think it is the same as the eletronic cleaner stuff and it said that it could give you better gas millage if it is clean.). Its oiled right now but it might need more oil. AHHHHH I don't want to mess anything up.
ok, ill have to look for a recharge kit.
Spray it like you are spray painting, make one pass in each area of the filter. Let it sit for awhile and then check the coverage. If you touch the filter a light residue should be on your hand. I never made any more then two passes with the oil after cleaning it.
Originally Posted by Egor29
It looks good and I will put it on tonight. It looks like their are little beeds of oil every hear and their though. I don't think that will bother it.
Originally Posted by telemaster1952
dont you just take it in the sink and wash it out, dry it then re-oil and put it back in......they have a recharge kit for it at walmart
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