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Best technique to clean KKM air induction kit? #118126 04/30/02 04:56 PM
Joined: Apr 2001 Posts: 45 Fond du Lac, WI USA C cway77 OP Member
OP cway77 Member C Joined: Apr 2001 Posts: 45 Fond du Lac, WI USA	Hello Everyone! Like the subject says I was wondering what people are doing to clean the air induction kit. Do you take it off, what chemicals to use, what not to do, stuff like that. Put it on last summer and I am thinking its time for a chance. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks so much. Chad P.S. Does anyone suggest a good scratch remover, I have rubing compound but that does not work all that great, just curiouse of there was anything out there that was better? 98 Contour SE Sport Loaded, leather, manual Sony Xplod CD player KKM Induction Kit SVT Exhaust

Re: Best technique to clean KKM air induction kit? #118127 04/30/02 05:05 PM
Joined: Jun 2000 Posts: 5,455 Cornfields of Indiana P perry Master P
perry Master P P Joined: Jun 2000 Posts: 5,455 Cornfields of Indiana	Go to the local parts store and buy K&N cleaner. Take the filter off and follow the directions. Save Contour.org -- Donate Now! Announcement Mailing List

Re: Best technique to clean KKM air induction kit? #118128 04/30/02 06:14 PM
Joined: Jul 2000 Posts: 1,701 Memphis, TN area T tw0wheelin Member
tw0wheelin Member T Joined: Jul 2000 Posts: 1,701 Memphis, TN area	Quote: Originally posted by cway77: ... P.S. Does anyone suggest a good scratch remover, I have rubing compound but that does not work all that great, just curiouse of there was anything out there that was better? I've used the Kit scratch off stuff in the yellow bottle and it seems to work OK. 5 minutes with this is like an hour with car polish and buffing towel. Scott 95 SE-2.5L ATX (120K+ miles & many mods)

Re: Best technique to clean KKM air induction kit? #118129 05/01/02 04:23 AM
Joined: Sep 2000 Posts: 7,329 KC, MO D DemonSVT Member
DemonSVT Member D Joined: Sep 2000 Posts: 7,329 KC, MO	Quote: Originally posted by perry: Go to the local parts store and buy K&N cleaner. Take the filter off and follow the directions. Use the oil VERY sparingly! 2000 SVT #674 - Check it out! Whoever coined the phrase; "If it ain't broke; don't fix it" ~ Just doesn't get it...

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