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Installing a K&N air filter
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Only bought it after u posted pic's of how 2 do it cause i wouldn't even have known where 2 startRCZ1 said:Why did no-one tell me this before
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THANK YOU!!!!!!
Great thread, and made me go ahead and buy one. Took a little twisting and turning to get it in, but in 15 mins the job was a good 'un.
Not driven yet, I'll be really interested to see if I spot any difference
Davie
Great thread, and made me go ahead and buy one. Took a little twisting and turning to get it in, but in 15 mins the job was a good 'un.
Not driven yet, I'll be really interested to see if I spot any difference
Davie
RCZ1
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That's the correct part number and the same filter fits all. :thumbup:
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Snowy87 said:
Good shout...I think that that seller may have sold out now but i ordered one today from ebay. Seller = ybfilters and it is being sold at only £1.10 dearer with free P+P. Mine is due to arrive on Friday (fingers crossed)!!
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Would be keen to get some feedback from anyone with a 200. Have you noticed any difference? I can't say that I have noticed any real difference in mine....was not as noticeable as the change it made to the wife's 207cc Turbo
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Right...got the filter today and am trying desperately hard to fit it. However, I can't find a short enough handled screwdriver to get the blooming screws out! Any suggestions?
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Right...got the filter today and am trying desperately hard to fit it. However, I can't find a short enough handled screwdriver to get the blooming screws out! Any suggestions?
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mrizzle said:
YOU need a wee dumpy screw driver available at any b&q Rizzo
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Installing a K&N air filter
You need torx adapter and a spanner to get into the tight space.
You need torx adapter and a spanner to get into the tight space.
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Installing a K&N air filter
Jassy - thanks. Managed to get my lights fitted this afternoon. The dipped headlight is a fickery wee bu**er!!
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jassyo06 said:
Jassy - thanks. Managed to get my lights fitted this afternoon. The dipped headlight is a fickery wee bu**er!!
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Thanks RCZ1!! I'll have a look for one at B&Q tomorrow. I bought an adjustable angled and changeable headed screwdriver today but it's still that bit too big even at a 90 degree angle. Most frustrating!!
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RCZ1 said:
Thanks RCZ1!! I'll have a look for one at B&Q tomorrow. I bought an adjustable angled and changeable headed screwdriver today but it's still that bit too big even at a 90 degree angle. Most frustrating!!
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Right...I changed it today following all the instructions and diagrams. However, now sitting in the driveway and if I press down on the break pedal I hear a 'whoosh whoosh' sound...uh oh!! Have I done something horrible? I moved the break fluid bit aside as suggested but it certainly didnt make this sound before!! Slightly fearful that I've done something terrible!!!
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Right...I changed it today following all the instructions and diagrams. However, now sitting in the driveway and if I press down on the break pedal I hear a 'whoosh whoosh' sound...uh oh!! Have I done something horrible? I moved the break fluid bit aside as suggested but it certainly didnt make this sound before!! Slightly fearful that I've done something terrible!!!
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Right quick trip round the block and a check of my wife's car (which also does the same while stationary) suggests that everything is all good...
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mrizzle said:
Right quick trip round the block and a check of my wife's car (which also does the same while stationary) suggests that everything is all good...
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mrizzle said:
did you sort them lights out mate :thumbup: and whats the general concensus Cuthbert :lol: :lol: :eusa-think:
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did you sort them lights out mate :thumbup: and whats the general concensus Cuthbert :lol: :lol: :eusa-think:[/quote]
:lol: :lol: :lol: Yes Jassy I did get the ligths sorted. The LEDs were a bit of a pain in the tush to manipulate into place and for some reason one of the mechanisms on the dipped headlight was refusing to play cricket (my St Andrews education showing in that euphemism) but a spot of colouring the air blue, a 10 minute time out and it was all good. :dance: I think it looks money now that I have shed that distinctly unpleasant yellow light tinge. Using the LEDs as daylight running lights because they're so sexy!! Thanks for all your help!! :thumbup: :clap:
As for the K&N, i'm noticing a considerably more responsive engine...aces!! :thumbup:
:lol: :lol: :lol: Yes Jassy I did get the ligths sorted. The LEDs were a bit of a pain in the tush to manipulate into place and for some reason one of the mechanisms on the dipped headlight was refusing to play cricket (my St Andrews education showing in that euphemism) but a spot of colouring the air blue, a 10 minute time out and it was all good. :dance: I think it looks money now that I have shed that distinctly unpleasant yellow light tinge. Using the LEDs as daylight running lights because they're so sexy!!
Thanks for all your help!! :thumbup: :clap: As for the K&N, i'm noticing a considerably more responsive engine...aces!! :thumbup:
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Do you get ones for the HDi? .... K&N website seems to say no :thumbdown:
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I recall reading RON asking this and the answer being a definitive no. It does make the petrol version that bit more responsive.
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donnaj1dlh said:
I recall reading RON asking this and the answer being a definitive no. It does make the petrol version that bit more responsive.
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Just fitted mine - In fairness it IS a bit tricky after removing the 3 screws to get top off and back on again after inserting the filter. I did notice an improvement in the responsiveness though so happy days!
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jassyo06 said:I personally wouldnt have a clue on how to change this filter i am electrical minded not car mechanical minded so i find this very interesting :thumbup: by the your higness whats the damage for this filter ££
me too :? great thread , thank you RCZ1 :text-goodpost: