drying a foam air filter
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drying a foam air filter
Originally posted by: robnhouston
Fling or not, drying with a paper towel or a cloth towel will get enough water out where you can oil it and put it right back in. The amount of moisture left won't hurt anything and will probably dry in 5 minutes of riding.
Fling or not, drying with a paper towel or a cloth towel will get enough water out where you can oil it and put it right back in. The amount of moisture left won't hurt anything and will probably dry in 5 minutes of riding.
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drying a foam air filter
Originally posted by: robnhouston
Fling or not, drying with a paper towel or a cloth towel will get enough water out where you can oil it and put it right back in. The amount of moisture left won't hurt anything and will probably dry in 5 minutes of riding.
Fling or not, drying with a paper towel or a cloth towel will get enough water out where you can oil it and put it right back in. The amount of moisture left won't hurt anything and will probably dry in 5 minutes of riding.
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drying a foam air filter
The technique I use for drying is the same I use for taking out the excess oil with a paper towel. It's pretty through. One thing about the oil and water, the water will eventually dry and the oil will move around a bit as it heats up.
But yes dry as possible is the best.
But yes dry as possible is the best.
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drying a foam air filter
Stick an old hair dryer in a vise to old it, then dry your filter really good. Air drying takes too long. If the filter is wet at all, the oil will turn to sludge.
I can't imagine your clothes would be all that clean after you put you filter in the dryer. Any oil at all would coat the dryer and then your clothes. Then again, if you're trying to make somebody really mad - go ahead and use the dryer. Is that Amsoil brand softener I smell?
I can't imagine your clothes would be all that clean after you put you filter in the dryer. Any oil at all would coat the dryer and then your clothes. Then again, if you're trying to make somebody really mad - go ahead and use the dryer. Is that Amsoil brand softener I smell?
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