Question for people that own a prm intake?
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Question for people that own a prm intake?
I was wondering I heard that people should wash out there intake after so long. I am wondering if that is true and is the prm filter washable and how would I wash it?
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Re: Question for people that own a prm intake?
So I found out that it is washable so how do I wash it out. Just run water through it or put something with it also?
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Re: Question for people that own a prm intake?
I don't have the same intake, but I think the filter inside is just a normal cone filter like most of us have. You can just take the filter out and then wash it in your sink with soap and water. Then let it dry and put it back in good as new.
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Re: Question for people that own a prm intake?
It won't work properly unless you oil the filter after cleaning it. Get a recharge kit from an auto parts store.
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Re: Question for people that own a prm intake?
Do not use soap and water, it needs to be oiled with a special oil.<p>Goto an auto parts store and get the K&N filtercharger kit. Use that, follow the instructions and its good as new. Soap can dry out the cotton filter. The soap was made for the sponge type filters.
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Re: Question for people that own a prm intake?
Thanks everyone and espically barry. I will go check that out.
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Re: Question for people that own a prm intake?
Crap thanks for the info. That's how I did mine and it seemed fine. Maybe I ought to go back and check it again... LOL Sorry for the mis-info.
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Re: Question for people that own a prm intake?
direct from the prm site
http://www.prmracing.com/filter_clean.html
thats how I clean mine and I hope that helps you out
http://www.prmracing.com/filter_clean.html
thats how I clean mine and I hope that helps you out