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Old 05-05-2008, 10:39 AM   #3 (permalink)
Niko991
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Re: Drying and Oiling reusable air filters

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Money Pit previously said: View Post
I have always used the sun drying technique on previous K&N filters. I also oiled and very lightly ran a shop vac (not too close) with the direction of airflow to lift off excess oil if it was present.

The process does take time. I have always bought mine in pairs so I always had one ready to drop in.
Hm...that shop vac trick might prove useful...do you think it's more effective than letting the sun dry the excess oil for a few hours?

Btw, I just used the K&N Cleaner on my in cabin filter...it looks like it just came out of the factory :-P
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