Oil intake filter
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I'm with you, man, seems rather dead on the advice line today.
To answer your question, my plan was just to replace the filter once a year, unless someone comes up with a better plan/schedule. I believe they only cost $25 or so, so I can stand that once a year.
Good luck!
To answer your question, my plan was just to replace the filter once a year, unless someone comes up with a better plan/schedule. I believe they only cost $25 or so, so I can stand that once a year.
Good luck!
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Imatk @ February 13, 2006, 1:52 AM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
Yeah I'm interested myself... I have a K&N in my '91 that I just clean every once in a while.
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Oil when dry, clean only when very dirty. Actually it's best NOT to over service these filters as they will filter better once they do get dirty. Oiling too much can lead to getting oil on the MAF.
Yeah I'm interested myself... I have a K&N in my '91 that I just clean every once in a while.
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Oil when dry, clean only when very dirty. Actually it's best NOT to over service these filters as they will filter better once they do get dirty. Oiling too much can lead to getting oil on the MAF.
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