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Old 03-29-2018, 04:15 PM
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Yep a nylon or plastic pry tool set is worth investing in for sure. They are cheap anyways and make the job much easier.
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The XL's are nothing like that nightmare
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I got that part--I need to know HOW to remove the key lock part
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Originally Posted by DJR17
So this would be a perfect thing to make out of washable materials. Maybe someone will come out with one, afe, or k&n.
K&N now has a reusable filter. Amazon for around $70 including a replenishing kit. No oil to worry about. Put one in on the weekend - only hitch, no directions for which way up, but does not seem to matter. Well made and looks durable.
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Originally Posted by reg boulette
K&N now has a reusable filter. Amazon for around $70 including a replenishing kit. No oil to worry about. Put one in on the weekend - only hitch, no directions for which way up, but does not seem to matter. Well made and looks durable.
I want the better filtering of the OEM paper filter media.
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Originally Posted by Takeda
I want the better filtering of the OEM paper filter media.
The mice in my neighbourhood like the paper filter too !
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Originally Posted by reg boulette
K&N now has a reusable filter. Amazon for around $70 including a replenishing kit. No oil to worry about. Put one in on the weekend - only hitch, no directions for which way up, but does not seem to matter. Well made and looks durable.
And you didnt provide a link
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Originally Posted by Takeda
I want the better filtering of the OEM paper filter media.
And HOW do you know the OEM is "Better"
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Only $45 bucks from K&N--lot cheaper than Amazon

K&N CABIN FILTER
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Originally Posted by icecoldak
And HOW do you know the OEM is "Better"
There have been several independent air filter tests, and the OEM paper filter media always filters better than K&N's gauze filter media.

Several years ago, I did my own tests on OEM paper filter vs K&N gauze filter. I did a smoke test on both filters, and the smoke passed through the K&N, but was blocked by the OEM paper filter. I also took magnified photos of the paper filter media, and K&N gauze filer media, and you can see why the K&N doesn't filter as well:



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