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ZUKIWORLD Discussion Forum => Suzuki 4x4 Forum => Topic started by: bandit86 on April 23, 2005, 09:53:52 AM
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started off as a good idea. Really dirty filter from being submerged in the water and mud, could not get it clean. I soaked it in detergent and bleach, still no go. 1st round in the washing machine on gentle cycle was a big improvement. Almost white. 2nd round on heavy duty - big mistake. rubbed a hole right through the filer element. Oh well, pressed the wire mesh together, a bit of epoxy, good enough.
I wasnt going to throw it away after I wrecked it, not after paying $80 for it
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You put an $80 airfilter in the washer ::)
You should always dryclean your expensive stuff
;)
Wild
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started off as a good idea.  Really dirty filter from being submerged in the water and mud, could not get it clean.  I soaked it in detergent and bleach, still no go.  1st round in the washing machine on gentle cycle was a big improvement.  Almost white. 2nd round on heavy duty - big mistake.  rubbed a hole right through the filer element.  Oh well, pressed the wire mesh together, a bit of epoxy, good enough. ÂÂ
I wasnt going to throw it away after I wrecked it, not after paying $80 for it
Thanks for the tip :)
I'll now know not to wash the k&N in the washing machine and from previous experience why "Knot" to put my 9 meter snatch strap in their ether :-[
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I powerwash my strap, but wouldnt do that to the filter - that would be pretty dumb
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The cauldron calls the kettle black
LOL
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They are a cotten filter right... So remember, no warm/hot water. It'll shrink.
I thought that you weren't even supposed to 'spray' water on it. If I remember correctly it just wants a good 'soaking'.
I might consider the dishwasher on a pre-soak, but that'd be it.
~Nate
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I guess someone needs to step up and invent a machine washable air filter! Hmmm... I could make a fortune! LOL! :D
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Anyone know if they make the Fram Airhog for Trackers, and if so, and if you have one, do you like it?
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Any car/wheeling part in the washing machine? You, must be single ;)
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Any car/wheeling part in the washing machine? You, must be single ;)
Nope, she just knows when it come to my wheeling toys not to argue ;)