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  1. #1

    Oiling Airsep Filters

    Walker specifically states that we should not use anything but their brand of oil to treat their filters. Frankly it looks a lot like tranni fluid or Marvel Mystery oil to me. And I think I understand the concept pretty well. What do you guys use?
    Everyone should believe in something - I believe I will go fishing - Henry David Thoreau

  2. #2

    Re: Oiling Airsep Filters

    I believe it's made for them by k&m.
    Scott
    41C117 "Hattatude"
    Port Canaveral Florida.


    Marine Electronics and Electrical Products Distributor.

  3. #3

    Re: Oiling Airsep Filters

    Bob.....

    Asked on another thread. You posted about doing an H/E flush using barnacle buster leaving the pump runningfor 3 hours. What type of pump do you use?

    As I recall, you have 6v92 engines. Where did you connect the cleaning solution input?

    Thanks.

    Bugsy

  4. #4

    Re: Oiling Airsep Filters

    The oil is a very thin based oil meant for the K&N filters. Hint, don't put much on. If you put it on heavy to get that real red or blue color you'll find a pole of oil on the floor an hour later.
    SEVEN
    1979 53' MY Hull #563
    Antioch, California

  5. #5

    Re: Oiling Airsep Filters

    Quote Originally Posted by Bugsy View Post
    Bob.....

    Asked on another thread. You posted about doing an H/E flush using barnacle buster leaving the pump runningfor 3 hours. What type of pump do you use?

    As I recall, you have 6v92 engines. Where did you connect the cleaning solution input?

    Thanks.

    Bugsy
    Sorry, Bugsy. That wasn't me. I have 6v92ta engines, but I've only done it the old fashioned way with muriatic acid. Not for the faint of heart.
    Everyone should believe in something - I believe I will go fishing - Henry David Thoreau

  6. #6

    Re: Oiling Airsep Filters

    Quote Originally Posted by SEVEN View Post
    The oil is a very thin based oil meant for the K&N filters. Hint, don't put much on. If you put it on heavy to get that real red or blue color you'll find a pole of oil on the floor an hour later.
    Their application method is pretty stupid - dripping or drizzling it on. It just doesn't go on nice and uniformly. I feel as though I miss a lot of spots. A spray application would be much better.
    Everyone should believe in something - I believe I will go fishing - Henry David Thoreau

  7. #7

    Re: Oiling Airsep Filters

    k&n sells their oil in a spray bottle

  8. #8

    Re: Oiling Airsep Filters

    I tried mystery oil once and it made a mess. I now stick to the K&N. I use the spray can. It goes on a little hit and miss but evens out as it wicks in.

  9. #9

    Re: Oiling Airsep Filters

    after a lot of cleanings i find the filter looses some of its form when underway. The massive amount of air will fold over the ribs of the filter slowing down air flow, ultimately causing a hase of black smoke.

  10. #10

    Re: Oiling Airsep Filters

    I have used the kn clean and oil kit and it works well. I tried just washing out with dawn first, let dry and it looked ok. Then I redid with the kn oil cleaner and it got out a whole lot more gunk. That's the stuff the use, and it's really not expensive.

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