collent filter
#2
At the top right of the page. click profile.
When the page loads, a line on the upper left will say Profile & Person Options.
Click profile and scroll down to signature.
Put your bike info there.
When the page loads, a line on the upper left will say Profile & Person Options.
Click profile and scroll down to signature.
Put your bike info there.
#5
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>has any one ever heard of putting a coolent filter for antefrz (coolent) if so how.</end quote></div>
Why do you think you need one? The factory does not think you need one and neither do I.
Why do you think you need one? The factory does not think you need one and neither do I.
#7
Now I'm confused? Are you talking about mud inside of the cooling system? If so, it's a sealed system. How is it getting in there?
If you are talking about on the outside of the radiator how does the filter work?
If you are talking about on the outside of the radiator how does the filter work?
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#8
I agree with doc. no way for mud to get inside so you shouldnt have anything to worry about with a filter. Now if you are talking about the fins getting caked with mud and then your quad overheating then you do have a problem and the best thing I can think of is to take a mesh screen and install it in front of the radiator so that it can be pulled off and cleaned easily.


