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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: Field Marshal Dr. Opti on 31 July 2014, 16:48:55
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After 5 years and 36000 miles this is what I found.
Following a wash and a dry it is now as clean as a virgin's honey pot. :y
Replacement not necessary, I think. :y
(http://i62.tinypic.com/250ny35.jpg)
(http://i59.tinypic.com/29zbhb8.jpg)
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Is it that colour on both sides :-\
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Is it that colour on both sides :-\
Slightly darker on the other side. It was still a little wet when I took the photograph.
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Is it that colour on both sides :-\
Slightly darker on the other side. It was still a little wet when I took the photograph.
So one side was darker than the other :y Which side was the inlet :-\
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Airflow marked on top edge :y
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Airflow marked on top edge :y
no its not ;D ;D ;D
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It is if you buy a genuine filter instead of a eurocrap one ::)
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Good for another 30,000 miles and saved yourself ten quid ;D
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The airflow arrows were at the bottom of the filter pointing toward the interior of the car.
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think air flows through the carbon part of the filter last IE; White side being inlet..
what you mean eurocrap ;D ;D it cost a whole tenner and took it 4 days to get here :y
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think air flows through the carbon part of the filter last IE; White side being inlet..
what you mean eurocrap ;D ;D it cost a whole tenner and took it 4 days to get here :y
Yes, although it is hardly white on either side.
I thought that these filters were supposed to be grey.
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Wonder if it would come out cleaner in mrs optis washing machine :D
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think air flows through the carbon part of the filter last IE; White side being inlet..
what you mean eurocrap ;D ;D it cost a whole tenner and took it 4 days to get here :y
Yes, although it is hardly white on either side.
I thought that these filters were supposed to be grey.
This is the so called eurocrap one ;D
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(https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/70807181/IMG_7036.JPG)
I see the carbon is trapped between the layers
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think air flows through the carbon part of the filter last IE; White side being inlet..
what you mean eurocrap ;D ;D it cost a whole tenner and took it 4 days to get here :y
I rest my case, genuine would have been a tenner and in stock ;D it even tells you which way round to fit it :P
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think air flows through the carbon part of the filter last IE; White side being inlet..
what you mean eurocrap ;D ;D it cost a whole tenner and took it 4 days to get here :y
I rest my case, genuine would have been a tenner and in stock ;D it even tells you which way round to fit it :P
But it did come in a nice green box and i got to have sex with the delivery woman :D :D :D :D
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Now that might have been worth a four day wait ;D
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Mann filter ? Had nothing but trouble with them. Yet all the indies use them. :-\
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Now that might have been worth a four day wait ;D
Not really. :'( Even that turned out to be a pattern part :y Bloody shemales ;D ;D
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Mann filter ? Had nothing but trouble with them. Yet all the indies use them. :-\
Crossland :y
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After 5 years and 36000 miles this is what I found.
Following a wash and a dry it is now as clean as a virgin's honey pot. :y
Replacement not necessary, I think. :y
(http://i62.tinypic.com/250ny35.jpg)
(http://i59.tinypic.com/29zbhb8.jpg)
It might look very clean Dr Opti, but just to confirm, do you have access to an air compressor?
If so, put the air nozzle attachment on it and and give the filter a blast from the 'clean' side and see if any crap comes of the dirty/washed side... ;)
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Mann filter ? Had nothing but trouble with them. Yet all the indies use them. :-\
Quite a few OE makers use them too,one of the better quality filters well respected in the trade :y
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It may be clean but the charcoal part will have gone passed its use so smells will get through :y :y