How to clean your stock airfilter
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How to clean your stock airfilter
I spray it with PJ1 foam filter cleaner. Put it in a plastic bag (so it doesn't dry out) and let it sit a few minutes. Squeeze out the excess cleaner, then rinse it thoroughly with water FROM THE INSIDE OUT. Squeeze out he water (but don't wring it), then let it air dry. Always be sure it is completely dry before reoiling. I like super-tacky Maxima FAB for reoiling.
Some folks use an organic solvent to remove the old oil, but in my experience all this does is disolve the oil, and leave the heavier dirt behind. Rinsing it with water from the inside out, washes the dirt out.
Some folks use an organic solvent to remove the old oil, but in my experience all this does is disolve the oil, and leave the heavier dirt behind. Rinsing it with water from the inside out, washes the dirt out.
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How to clean your stock airfilter
I never could figure out why Honda recommends the Kerosene thing. Like I said, it dissolves the oil, but doesn't flush out the dirt. Just leaves it behind, trapped in the foam........go figure.
Smooth-How long you had your machines? And you never cleaned the filters before? No dust in Arkansas?
Smooth-How long you had your machines? And you never cleaned the filters before? No dust in Arkansas?
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