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For those on knn filter, do you stick to the knn cleaner strictly?

Has anybody tried using other soap solution (eg mama lemon?).

Will it really do any harm?

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Neutral Newbie

I've just used their cleaning kit... quite easy.

Definitely cannot use just soap and water!

 

I still have enuf cleaning fluid and oil for another 4 washes... wanna share?

PM me if interested, I can also wash it for you.

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Neutral Newbie

Best to DIY yourself. once your mechanic use the blower on it all the cotton mesh will clump to one side... susah liao.

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i trust them and i see wat they do, coz they are long time frz of my dad's [:)]

 

better than those ppl at mcwxll where i bought the knn from....damn snog and attitude.. [:|][furious]

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mech used water to wash, and leave it to dry..

i went home, use the cleaning kit, lots of dirt came off..

but well, knn needs abit of dirt to aid in it's filtration [laugh]

so too clean also cannot [crazy]

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Neutral Newbie

Strongly recommend you to use the KNN cleanin kit.

There is this place @ Gentin lane which sells @ quite reasonable price.

 

For those on knn filter, do you stick to the knn cleaner strictly?

Has anybody tried using other soap solution (eg mama lemon?).

Will it really do any harm?

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Bro, get the K&N Recharger Kit [:)]

 

It should cost you less than $30 if i'm not wrong [:)]

 

It consists of a bottle of the cleaner in spray form and another bottle of the

K&N oil for you to re-oil the filter [;)]

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Most car accessories shops whom carries K&N filter should have it [:)]

 

I got mine previously from one of the accessories shop in Alexandra Village [;)]

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In Stamford tyres,

There's a display experiment where you can try to inter-change between the KNN filter and our stock paper filter. It shows that the air flow is much better with the KNN filter. Personally, I can feel that bit of differences.....

 

There's also other after market air filters like hurrican and simonta. Hurrican air filters are much easier to maintain....you can wash with water, blow dry with compressed air...etc, unlike KNN where you cannot use compress air, must use their washing solution and air, else it will damage the filter. Hope it helps [pirate]

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yup... there are insturctions in the kit.

 

but its quite standard mah...

 

rise with water, soak use the cleaning solution, rise again, leave to dry [:p]

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Bro, for me the gain is very slight but you could feel that your car is slightly more willing to rev [:p]

 

The change to K&N is because it could last a lifetime as compared to stock paper filters and hence saved the trouble to change it [;)]

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