cleaning my air filter

[bruza88]

i have an induction kit and was wondering how i would go about cleaning it?

thanks :detective:

[Aron]

which filter is it?

[bruza88]

lol erm i dont actuly knw it looks like the red ones! sorry im no help

[Aron]

red, kn maybe, well you can literaly wash them out but you will need to respray them will kn stuff or you can simply use kn filter cleaner.

[JoeFurio]

you can buy new oil for them off most sites

[Borat]

Piss easy this one, take off the filter give it a good thorough wash and leave it to dry.

Multipurpose oil which can be sprayed does it, nothing fancy. I used something called Big Orange by Turtlewax it cost £4.25

[Predator_R32]

its best to use the manufacturers fillter cleaning kit

[Aron]

its best to use the manufacturers fillter cleaning kit

defiently. dont use halfords special.lol differnt company use different materials for the filter so only there products will work correctly.

[craigy_87]

how much do ya think i should be payin for 500ml filter cleaner and 200ml dirt retention spray

[Aron]

depends what stuff your using.

[craigy_87]

its a pipercross cleaning set

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/PiperCross-C8999-Air-filter-Cleaner-retention-oil_W0QQitemZ220005991007QQihZ012QQcategoryZ36680Q QrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItem

[Aron]

£10 seems alrite actualy.

[craigy_87]

ah but then 4.50 postage :n:

its jus to give it a clean before i get my silicon hoses for my enclosed induction kit

[Aron]

just go sumwhere like.... maybe even halfords. the pipercross site will prob do it cheaper.

[craigy_87]

i cant seem to find it in the pipercross shop website ??