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While I had the bonnet up I also thought I'd pull out my CAI and give the filter a good clean. Glad I did, it was filthy (read hasn't been cleaned since all those dust storms the other month). Should breathe better now.
Cheers,
Trent
My K&N panel was atrocious when I cleaned it post storms. Seemed to free up a bit of power when I sorted it.
Yeah, they are brand spanking, but when I test fitted them to the car, they just didn't suit it being the bright silver. So, now we shall see how they will look when they're a little darker
I think they will look pretty good, offset against the darkness of the tint on my windows it will be a good combo with teh metallic green. After fitment, I will have to give the car a proper detail, it hasn't been done since I moved into my new place without tank water
Only if you over oil it. I use K&N oil and cleaner on my BMC CDA and I haven't killed it yet (touch wood).
Cheers,
Trent
Same here, mine's an EVOMS V-FLOW with oiled filter element and I've used it now for 3 years (touch wood) without issue. Don't over oil is the key, unfortunately many people don't heed this advice.
Here's the instructions I got from EVOMS with some good advice:
Evolution Motorsports
Filter Cleaning Procedure
Step 1: Remove filter from intake tube and venturi.
Step 2: Using a non-detergent soap in warm water wash the filter (hand soap, Simple Green works great.)
Step 3: Using cold water rinse filter from inside out, as to push all dirt out of the filter.
Step4: If air compressor is available from the inside out lightly blow the water from the filter.
Step5: Regardless of blowing all water needs to be completely removed from the filter before moving on to the next step. The filter will probably need to sit in front of a fan for 3-4 hours.
Step6: Our filters use a 6 gram oil spray process, so to re oil the filter a K&N recharge kit can be used, the oil should be applied only to the outside of the filter in a very light spray.
Step7: Let the filter dry for at least 4 hours before using preferably over night if possible
Found that there was a leak coming from the fuel injectors so removed everything to check it out n managed to break one of the injector seats when putting it back together
Car has been upsetting me for the last few months as its had a miss @idle and cruise that i havnt been able to track down the reason for but fingers crossed its the injector issue and not another hidden issue
Found that there was a leak coming from the fuel injectors so removed everything to check it out n managed to break one of the injector seats when putting it back together
Car has been upsetting me for the last few months as its had a miss @idle and cruise that i havnt been able to track down the reason for but fingers crossed its the injector issue and not another hidden issue
What did you break Steve the insert in the manifold?
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