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Highlander
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13 Scorpios, XR4x4, Suzuki SJ413 for off road :)
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Was changing the air filter on my 24v, I noticed where the breather pipe is connected to the air filter box there is (or is supposed to be) a small foam filter? behind a plastic clip on the inside of the box. Couldnt see any reference to it on the site (might be worth a mention if its not?) and mine was blocked solid with the remains of the filter and oily/gritty gunge. Dunno what, if any effect this would have been having but might be worth checking next time you have that filter out.. Highlander Heres mine cleaned out
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Scorpioen84
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Saloon 2.0 16v TC 140bhp -95
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Re: Air Filter
« Reply #1 on: Aug 6th, 2005, 6:30pm » |
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on my 2.0 the foam filter also was as good as gone... It was stiff from hardend oil/oilsteam, and did not filtrate anything... (i saw this before i changed airfilter and breatherpipfilter to coned K&N filters...) Edit.. breather pipe filter is now the white coned filter.... Edit no2... The K&N mod made it through the MOT... And i think its just as easy to cutt foam from an old madrass ore something, just change the filter whith an homemade one... Atleas mine was far beond rescuing...
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Pegasus
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24V Cosworth Ultima Born: Sept 97, sold Aug 23
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Re: Air Filter
« Reply #2 on: Aug 6th, 2005, 7:08pm » |
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Hi Guys, likewise, mine was dripping in rotten oil. A knowledgeable member said it might make the MAF soot up quicker if left in a rotten state. I soaked mine in white spirit (though I suppose parrafin would also do) - took about 3 changes - in order to get it clean. Left it to dry overnight then refitted. This was about 3 months ago and haven't checked it since. HTH Pegasus
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