best way to clean induction kit/air filter.
27 October 2007, 03:17 PM
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I've got a Pipercross induction kit myself, I cleaned mine by...
Whip it off the car.
Spray it with filter cleaner (if you've got any, if not, not sure what else would work...).
Leave it for a few minutes (or however long the cleaner stuff says to).
Rinse it thoroughly from the inside with running water until it runs clear - also find it helps to rub the outside with your hand to loosen the dirt out a bit.
Leave it to dry naturally.
Stick it back on.
It might work just as well without any cleaner, but take longer to run clean.
Whip it off the car.
Spray it with filter cleaner (if you've got any, if not, not sure what else would work...).
Leave it for a few minutes (or however long the cleaner stuff says to).
Rinse it thoroughly from the inside with running water until it runs clear - also find it helps to rub the outside with your hand to loosen the dirt out a bit.
Leave it to dry naturally.
Stick it back on.
It might work just as well without any cleaner, but take longer to run clean.
27 October 2007, 03:24 PM
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Bugger, knew I forgot something! Yes, once it's dry, re-oil it and then stick it back on. Or you can re-oil it once it's back on, bit that gets a bit tricky on the underside, obviously.
27 October 2007, 03:41 PM
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I used the Pipercross stuff myself, you can get the cleaner and oil together. Got mine from http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/
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