Finally -- back at it again... made a video on how to properly clean a K&N Air Filter. I know this isn't rocket science, however, I know when I first started with cars at 16, I know I over oiled the filter.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZ-PnwqTP4M (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZ-PnwqTP4M)
Enjoy!
Very helpful!
Good video. I go a step further and after oiling, attach my filters to my shop vac and put a used dryer vent at the end of the hose to capture any excess oil. Let the vac run for 5min and then install in my car.
Yeah I might be a little OCD....
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Quote from: slurppie on December 12, 2016, 02:29:44 PM
Good video. I go a step further and after oiling, attach my filters to my shop vac and put a used dryer vent at the end of the hose to capture any excess oil. Let the vac run for 5min and then install in my car.
I used to fan dry the filter too, but I figured people would try short cutting the dry time. It's VERY important to let the filter dry. As per the oil, I ran the car hard after I put the filter back on from this video. Recently, I took the filter off to sell it, and I had no oil in the intake tube. I figure it was a success :)
great vid - thanks