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PostSubject: Cleaning K&N panel filter   Cleaning K&N panel filter EmptyFri 30 Sep - 8:42

Simple question, has anybody bothered to do this ?

The K&N website says clean one after 50k miles or 25k if its been in dusty conditions. I know mines is nowhere near that, but with my remap coming up I want everything to be in tip top condition, just wondering if this is going to be a major contributor to performance and whether I should make the effort.

The cleaning kits are about £10-12 from various sources vs £35 for a new filter.
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PostSubject: Re: Cleaning K&N panel filter   Cleaning K&N panel filter EmptyFri 30 Sep - 14:05

use your compressor do that everytime i clean the car little blow on the back of the filter and most of it blows out Wink Smile
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PostSubject: Re: Cleaning K&N panel filter   Cleaning K&N panel filter EmptyFri 30 Sep - 20:25

kgt wrote:
Simple question, has anybody bothered to do this ?

The K&N website says clean one after 50k miles or 25k if its been in dusty conditions. I know mines is nowhere near that, but with my remap coming up I want everything to be in tip top condition, just wondering if this is going to be a major contributor to performance and whether I should make the effort.

The cleaning kits are about £10-12 from various sources vs £35 for a new filter.


keith urs doesnt need cleaning but def no harm in doing so Smile
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