Is200 Induction Kit

[mubz]

hi just purchased a used Pipecross induction kit just would like to know what i need to do before putting it onto my is200? cleaning wise etc? thanks

mubz

[janey]

I'm presuming its a foam filter ;)

If so then best (& cheapest) bet is is to pop to the motorbike dept in Halfrauds and pick up a bottle of air filter cleaner & filter oil - does exactly the same job as the expensive specific cleaners you can get from other places

Found a guideline

A) Gently knock all the crud off the filter before you apply an air filter cleaning agent. Most motorcycle chemical manufacturers have a suitable product for cleaning air filters.

B) Apply the appropriate cleaner and let it work for a few minutes as you knead the filter with your hands, don't "wring" the filter just massage the cleaner in thoroughly. Rinse the filter from the inside out with hot water.

C) Wash the foam filter three more times in a solution of dish soap and hot water, this will remove the remainder of dirt as well as clean off the oily residue left by the first cleaning solution.

D) Dry your foam filter by first squeezing the excess water out and then by blowing the rest of the water off with compressed air. Never wring or stretch your foam filter as it could tear at the seams. Let the filter air dry in the sun for an hour or two.

E) Apply fresh foam filter oil to the inside and outside elements as well as the sealing flange or lip, do not use K&N or fabric filter oil on foam filters this will result in dirt inside the engine. Squeeze out any excess oil as necessary. Apply a liberal amount of wheel bearing grease to the sealing flange before you install the filter. If your foam filter doesn't have a rubber grommet around the eyelet where the hold down bolt passes through, then apply some grease there as well.