Do I need a separate oil filter in addition to an air filter/dryer to paint cars ?
220465
If you read the full description, right at the end of the description, it answers your question. "Three-stage filtering with 0.1 micron rating produces clean, oil and humidity free air resulting in outstanding paint finishes by removing: Water particulates, oil, humidity." It does work, as I have owned this particular unit for about two years now. If you get tons of water and oil through your air lines, it may not work. I also run a toilet paper filter before this, and a desiccant snake hose after it, with a filter at my spray gun. I know its overboard, but it works for me. You can find my review in the proper section. good luck.
441692
My kit, for a 2008 CRV, came with dryer filter (bag of crystals). The package was missing the oil, but that wasn't a big deal. I inserted the kit, and it works, Thank God. The question is for how long. But based on the prices I was getting charged for the compressor, it was well worth it. I went from $1,500 dealer price, to $456 installed. Hope this helps.
530552
The need for a filter and the type o filter is dictated by your planned use of the compressor. If you're only airing up tires and blowing dust away, prob don't need a filter. If you're using air driven tools then you'll need a particulate filter like this. It takes some water out, but for plasma cutting you'll need a separate water filter.
1289774
nothing else is required if you keep filling the tank with paint, how ever i think it is more convenient to get Wagner 0525195 Suction Filter Assembly Kit that will let you suck the paint directly from the paint can
1194101
I use a water filter at least. But my contractor friend said you don't need the lubricator if you just put a few drops of oil in from the line in every few uses or after a long session.
1688198
No - you probably need Mann Filter C2493, however, you need to verify your particular car model at www.mannfiltersus.com
857170
I have used it for both. If you will be doing a lot of painting I would suggest buying extra filters, as the fine aerosol mist of the spray paint will clog the filters over time.
443671
Yes but this is only for regulation of air pressure (app. 35 PSI) You will still need to use one of two dryers, depending on the humidity. I make sure the piping has top discharge down to the quick connect with water traps. One / half inch pipe, then a dryer, 90 PSI reg. second dryer, hose to 35 psi reg. and a third dryer if necessary. The make desiccant type dryers but these are expensive to purchase and maintain. drain your tank, and dryers consistently, and blow out your hoses before connecting to paint gun.
1451003
As long as you have compressed air and the cooking oil in question do not react with aluminum. I would want to have a air dryer/ filter/ non oiled air source, would not recommend hooking this up to my shop air which has oil entrained in the air.
1900579
Just the recharging K&N;(oil) kit for washing and re-oiling your filter. It comes pre oiled and should last a year. They say the filter works better the dirtier it gets. Put them in all my cars. Just watch the how to video and take your time. The hardest part was figuring out where all the different size screws went. Use your common sense and deduction of elimination. Good luck.
2188612
No. it isn't a label, it is painted. You're better off going to an auto parts store and ask to show you all the compatible filters.
1374957
No it is not necessary/required. Kohler recommends in the engine manual to replace the old filter with the same size one as came on your engine, so if the shorter 2 1/2" one (12-050-01-S) use that one again, versus this longer 3 3/8" one (52-050-02-S). However, many people it appears use the longer one figuring it has more filter material to better filter the oil, and I too don't think it will 'hurt' to use the longer one if their is room on the engine for it (no other parts in the way, hitting it etc). My riding mower with 20HP Kohler engine came with this longer filter, however it calls out on the mower label the short oil filter part #! And the longer one fits fine so I plan to use this longer one at oil change time.
113068
I believe you can if it is to only replace the stock round air filter that was on the bike and or Screamin' Eagle version which is very similar to K&N meaning it's a life long buddy, permanent element, wash it and then air dry it when it comes time to service it, no oil for this one, I've got a 2002 efi FLSTC with an 88ci ,1450cc engine and everything is stock, take cover out of box ,installed a little nut retainer on that tri-bar nut that bolts the filter cover on that you see , placed three little soft foam gaskets on the black-out plate that goes on under the filter cover,screw the bolt to hold the filter cover on , and GO! I hope it helps you, brutha!
1551227
I would not! I run both air cooled and water cooled. Even if you run an external filter with air cooled you always change your oil every 3 - 5 k miles! If you normally don't drive your air cooled in winter you should start the car every couple of weeks and run for 10 mins to keep valves and especially lifters coated in oil.
492061
i have a vw jetta 2.0 fsi so i am not using these stuff for filter oil change. i have to change the cartrige only.
1797687
No, the filter is optional. It does come with a foam wet/dry screen that is required and a dry dust filter for household dust. If you have finer dust (such as drywall) you will need a finer particulate filter.
179630
You will not need this for a K & N oil filter. They have a nut / bolt installed at end of filter that you can use a regular wrench or socket to remove.