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Old 01-31-2004, 12:27 PM
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Recharge K&N Air Filter

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I am about to recharge my K&N air filter for the first time...any advice before I start...i am a little nervous bc I have heard all the MAF sensor issues and stuff...just looking for for any info you guys think will help....

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Old 01-31-2004, 01:38 PM
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When I did it (and ive NEVER had a problem with it) I had a big big bucket. I was shocked to see how dirty it was. Also, be patient with the oiling. It will take like 5 mins to absorb and be completely uniform.

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How often are you guys recharging these things.....
 
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Ill be honest with you. The reason I recharged mine was because my volant air filter comes as a medium blue color. It was grey when I was Az on leave. I think the rule is every time you change oil. But I could be wrong, as I think that pertains to paper filters. Its a pretty straight forward deal though. I can say I usually neglect the air intake I have. I know k&n says how long to change or clean it on the box.

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Check out this page:
http://www.knfilters.com/facts.htm

It has info on cleaning intervals, plus lots of other info.
 
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Every 20k miles. If you live in dusty conditions like I do here in NM, clean and charge every other oil change. These K&N filters are pretty hardy though, and if you want to clean and charge every 3k miles, knock yourself out.
 
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Im pretty sure I said I think that pertains to paper filters...maybe you should read the entire post...
 
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I read on K&N' Website that it would go every 50,000 miles before a recharge, but I am sure in dusty climated it would be advisable to do it more often.
 
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