changing air filter
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RE: changing air filter
ORIGINAL: kingnoddy
How often should I change the foam air filter ?....Ive run nearly a gallon on the original & its black.
Thanks
How often should I change the foam air filter ?....Ive run nearly a gallon on the original & its black.
Thanks
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RE: changing air filter
if u dont feel like cleaning it replace it with the engine saver intake and filter system, its great clean it prbly every 5-7 runs, i use a blottle spray bottle filled with engine degreaser, think its around $10 at hobby store
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RE: changing air filter
Are you joking ? You've never cleaned it! Truck must run like a piece
of crap. Anyway back when I still used the stock filter I cleaned it any day
we used it after We were done for the day. Allways! Its so small it
gets dirty just looking at it. Get your self a motor saver filter
with the 60 degree elbo and it will stick through handle bar.
This filter has a pre-filter on it and you can clean that every day
and the main filter will stay clean for a long time unless of
course its real dusty where you run.
of crap. Anyway back when I still used the stock filter I cleaned it any day
we used it after We were done for the day. Allways! Its so small it
gets dirty just looking at it. Get your self a motor saver filter
with the 60 degree elbo and it will stick through handle bar.
This filter has a pre-filter on it and you can clean that every day
and the main filter will stay clean for a long time unless of
course its real dusty where you run.
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RE: changing air filter
i got the motor saver and had a really bad experience with it... i like the stock one. i usually only clean mine when it looks dirty but also i dont run on dirt a whole lot and if u did a lot on running in loose dirt and such were it can get dirty easly id probly clean it much more often
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RE: changing air filter
Ever few tankfuls or more even more often for cleaning.
After a gallon, toss them if you can afford new ones. However, properly cleaned they last a long time. Don't clean them in such a way you distort or wear them in anyway. Follow up with air filter oil or 2-stroke oil (only if air filter oil is unavailable).
After a gallon, toss them if you can afford new ones. However, properly cleaned they last a long time. Don't clean them in such a way you distort or wear them in anyway. Follow up with air filter oil or 2-stroke oil (only if air filter oil is unavailable).