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K&N Air Filter Recharger Kit for TRD Air Filter

K&N Air Filter Recharger Kit for TRD Air Filter

Postby TheTamago » Sun Apr 09, 2006 8:00 pm

I recall that the K&N kit would work on the TRD Filter as the brand name is just a name while the chemical mixtures might be slightly different here n there once the oil is applied back on. Hopefully I'll be up n running by Monday b4 going to work. Just gotta be careful with the oil application and just doing a small fast quick sprays across the top and bottom of the filter fins. 2 Applications should be good I think. Any pointers would be nice as I'll be applying the oil to filter after maybe 5hrs of letting the filter dry out from the water/cleaner stage.

I yanked the bottom airfilter box section off and shaked and wiggled it like crazy to get all the dust/leaves/dead bugs out of the lil plastic creavaces. Used a paper towel to wipe some dirt and dust around the walls. DAYAM, there was lots of it! Espeacially with the tap n shake before applying cleaner and water to the filter. Its been about 50K anyways when i first installed the filter. First time for me to experience so I think its a really good time to do it seriously. Pretty tedious though as I had to unscrew the top airfilter box to lossen it up more for me to get the filter out again and the bottom section off. Was little worried as I knew there are some sensors attached to the box top so hopefully I didn't damage the sensors. Only slide the top away as much as possible so I could get my socket wrench in to lossen the bolt screws on the bottom airbox section.

So anymore pointers would be nice and I think this might be good for a sticky tutorial but its up to the admins and you fellow SGs to back it up! Thanks in advance and hopefully this will be used well for others in the future perhaps.
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Postby TheTamago » Sun Apr 09, 2006 11:11 pm

Reinstalled and went out for a small test run around the block for about a 4mile run. Entering main street, i should've took it easy on the accel but I gunned it off and felt very nice n smooth and lil more faster I think from the previous times ive gunned it. Seems like the rpm tach went down a tad bit at cruising speed @ 50mph in the 45mph zone. Hopefully things will look good in the long run. Might decide to clean the filter every time I do a service at the dealership. Will see how the work weeks goes with the fresh airbox. Might have regained a couple minor HP's here n there lol. Glad the filter is very clean now. Think next time, i'll do a two cycle wash like how most laundry machines work it. Just need to spend 1 entire day though waiting. (Cheated with a hairdryer on low heat *cough cough*) :lol:
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