Dish soap to clean an air filter? NEVER AGAIN!
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Man, what a mess. The next time I clean the filters in my honda's I am going to use kerosene. That is what the owners manual recomends. I put a post up recently on cleaning air filters and I was told to use dish soap and water. Well it does nothing than congele into a merky mess. Is there anything on the market that you can use instead of kero? Also when you re-oil it how much do you put on.
Thanks Ryan
Thanks Ryan
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Buy yourself a Notoil airfilter and a bottle of Notoil oil. It is bio-degradeable and non-greasy but yet still traps dirt as good if not better.
When your airfilter needs cleaning you just throw it in the washing machine or wash it out in the sink. It's quick and clean with no mess.
KNOWSALOT
When your airfilter needs cleaning you just throw it in the washing machine or wash it out in the sink. It's quick and clean with no mess.
KNOWSALOT
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Lonestar,
What is PJ1. A filter, solvent, or oil? I remember you sugesting it before but I didn't know what it is. Man, I still cant belive how f'n messy it was to clean them damn things. And I still cant belive guys are using soap and water. If they are they are not oiling the filter poroperly. Remember oil and water do not mix.
Thanks Ryan
What is PJ1. A filter, solvent, or oil? I remember you sugesting it before but I didn't know what it is. Man, I still cant belive how f'n messy it was to clean them damn things. And I still cant belive guys are using soap and water. If they are they are not oiling the filter poroperly. Remember oil and water do not mix.
Thanks Ryan
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hogmaster, Rocky Mountain ATV has the cans I was talking about. Both are $4.99. They are quite possibly the best investment you'll ever make. One is a cleaner, and the other is oil. The cleaner, you spray on, and it takes the dirt right off, then wash it w/a waterhose. Then spray the filter oil on it, and let it set for a little bit. Then you're done!