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Joff

 posted on 5th Jun 05 at 21:52

Depends what type of filter - if it's something shit like a K&N, then you need to pay out for their expensive kits.

If it's a decent foam filter...

http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=186036


Poot

 posted on 5th Jun 05 at 11:37

I used a recharge kit, worth the money too!!

You wont get a better clean from washing up liquid, you still be trying to wash the foaming agent out in 3 weeks time :|:lol:


Reedy

 posted on 4th Jun 05 at 21:01

yeah, mines a cotton one, hmm might give that a try


James R

 posted on 4th Jun 05 at 20:56

crush up some persil clothes tablets or sinilar and clean th efilter and wrinse it. then leave to dry naturally. (cotton filters)


Twiggy

 posted on 4th Jun 05 at 20:56

dishwasher?:o


Reedy

 posted on 4th Jun 05 at 20:30

anything else? an obvious choice is that, but i want to get it done tonite and i dont want to goto to halfrauds to get one.


Carr

 posted on 4th Jun 05 at 20:27

Recharge kit


Reedy

 Icon depicting mood of post posted on 4th Jun 05 at 20:26

Whats the best way to clean an air filter? i wanna make sure its nice and clean :thumbs:

I heard that a bowl full of washing up liquid is good.

[Edited on 04-06-2005 by Reedy]