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Wolf In Welsh Clothing

 posted on 22nd Aug 03 at 11:12

Dont use fairy though, me mate knackered his up using that.
Cleaning kit is £20, cheaper than a new filter!


Kris TD

 posted on 22nd Aug 03 at 11:06

i used soapy water, then the pipercross spray


Corsa^Dan

 posted on 22nd Aug 03 at 11:03

oh.. soapy water.. i jsut used water lol


Cybermonkey

 posted on 22nd Aug 03 at 10:39

quote:
Originally posted by MikeH
K&N says not to clean it with oil doesn't it?


yeah only because they want you to buy their cleaning kit!


MikeH

 posted on 22nd Aug 03 at 10:35

K&N says not to clean it with oil doesn't it?


Gambit

 posted on 22nd Aug 03 at 10:31

u can actually use WD if you want

just clean the kit with soapy water, leave to dry then spray with WD


monkey

 posted on 22nd Aug 03 at 10:27

:lol:


Cybermonkey

 posted on 22nd Aug 03 at 09:35

NOOOOOOO! just use the K&N recharger kit.


Corsa^Dan

 posted on 22nd Aug 03 at 09:34

been suggested too me?? wot u think?