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Uni Air Filter.

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by SuperB, Jun 20, 2008.

  1. SuperB

    SuperB New Member

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    I bought a Uni Foam Air Filter from chacal, which I am greatly impressed and happy with thanks chacal. I know that you have to soak or spray with oil. On the uni filter instructions it says to us, 8O of course :eek: , Uni foam oil. I was wondering if anyone knew of something else I could use. There web site just said not to use motor oil cause it can damage the engine. Please let me know what you guys think. Thanks. :D
     
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    stereomind Active Member

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    K&N filter oil will work too.
     
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    WOW! And to think I've been deliberately putting motor oil in my engine. 3 quarts at a time! I better go take it out.....
     
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    Don't use Motor Oil because its too thick to allow air to pass through the filter.
    I doubt having oil sucked into the engine would do any harm.

    One of the best products for oiling a air filter is Marvel Mystery Oil.
    You can spray that stuff directly into a running engine and it's good for it!

    Top cylinder lube.
    Can't hurt you.
     
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    I always use 3 in 1 oil. It is nice and thin. Never had any problems with it and it is easy to get.
     

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