How to clean cone filter
How to clean cone filter
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CoolHands

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22,888 posts

221 months

Sunday 21st June
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Any ideas? Ideally not involving petrol or cleaners chemical stuff yuck

Golf GTi


thebraketester

15,643 posts

164 months

Sunday 21st June
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From the inside out with hot water. A proper chemical will get it cleaner though. And make sure it's bone dry before installing.

Edited by thebraketester on Sunday 21st June 11:59

Jo-say8k

274 posts

42 months

Sunday 21st June
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I'd start with an airline, or at least a vacuum cleaner?

E-bmw

12,859 posts

178 months

Sunday 21st June
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CoolHands said:
Any ideas? Ideally not involving petrol or cleaners chemical stuff yuck
To not clean it chemically (I would think) is to not clean it properly, not sure why you wouldn't want to do it properly.

What does the manufacturer recommend?

Is it a "paper" element just disguised as a "K & N" type filter or a proper copy type (if you see what I mean) as that will make a difference to what you can do with it.

CoolHands

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Sunday 21st June
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I’ll have to have a close looo. I don’t think it’s paper I think it’s semi-decent