oiling air filter with canola oil

[Nick AgainMember]

loony888 wrote:

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no worries, thanks moto.
paul.

Paul, the flame grill your talking about is part of the Airbox, so when/If you grease the back of the filter, just worry about the outer edge of the airbox, basically to stop any crap slipping down the back, between filter and Box. I grease mine around the outer edge, though i no longer have said flame out grill as i changed my airbox.

[GregMember]

Husky610 wrote:

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loony888 wrote:

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no worries, thanks moto.
paul.

Paul, the flame grill your talking about is part of the Airbox, so when/If you grease the back of the filter, just worry about the outer edge of the airbox, basically to stop any crap slipping down the back, between filter and Box. I grease mine around the outer edge, though i no longer have said flame out grill as i changed my airbox.

[Bruce CurtisMember]

Yeah I prefer canola oil, it is much better than that tacky brightly coloured bloody filter oil that stuff is hell to get out of your satin sheets……..:blush:

BC
Did I say that out aloud ?

[dennis da menaceMember]

Mr Blue wrote:

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Yeah I prefer canola oil, it is much better than that tacky brightly coloured bloody filter oil that stuff is hell to get out of your satin sheets……..:blush:

BC
Did I say that out aloud ?

mr brew, i reckon lesson 4 should read…”blue monkey throw good sh!t with big words in it”

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menace

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champo35 wrote:

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was does sam prefer?

He has developed a penchant for a filet of twin air marinated in a jus du Motorex. Since becoming acustomed to such delicacies I would be prohibited from even thinking about serving up any cheap Repco cuisine

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