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Old 05-29-2003, 12:36 AM
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How to clean monster flow filter ?
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Old 05-29-2003, 12:54 AM
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unscrew all the bolts
seperate the palstic halves
take out foam and sepearate both foams
rinse it in in water and let it dry
buy monsterflow tacklifying spray and spray it as directed.

oh I "think" that monsterflow sells a spray to clean it also so try to look for that. I sold mine before I really got to use it so I never cleaned it before.
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Old 05-29-2003, 12:56 AM
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Originally posted by Nismo
unscrew all the bolts
seperate the palstic halves
take out foam and sepearate both foams
rinse it in in water and let it dry
buy monsterflow tacklifying spray and spray it as directed.

oh I "think" that monsterflow sells a spray to clean it also so try to look for that. I sold mine before I really got to use it so I never cleaned it before.
can you use the K&N charger kit on monster flow filter???
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Old 05-29-2003, 01:24 AM
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can you use the K&N charger kit on monster flow filter???
no the monsterflow spray is more of a sticky goo stuff rather than oil like a K&N
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Old 05-29-2003, 07:48 AM
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1 - Take out Monstorflow filter
2 - measure the Inner Diameter
3 - Drive to a car parts place
4 - order K&N
5 - Throw Monstorflow out.
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Old 05-29-2003, 09:08 AM
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Originally posted by MacGyver265
1 - Take out Monstorflow filter
2 - measure the Inner Diameter
3 - Drive to a car parts place
4 - order K&N
5 - Throw Monstorflow out.
That was very clever. I'm impressed.
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Originally posted by MacGyver265
1 - Take out Monstorflow filter
2 - measure the Inner Diameter
3 - Drive to a car parts place
4 - order K&N
5 - Throw Monstorflow out.
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nismo do i need to buy some type of spray cleaner or can i just rinse with a hose...
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Originally posted by MacGyver265
1 - Take out Monstorflow filter
2 - measure the Inner Diameter
3 - Drive to a car parts place
4 - order K&N
5 - Throw Monstorflow out.
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