

| Subject: | Re: repair manual |
| From: | Jim Arnott |
| Date: | Wed, 9 Jun 1999 22:16:39 -0700 |
Steve, IMHO... 1.> Long-life is better than the Lowtox. The orange stuff. 2.> I have a Bentley and feel that it is adequate. Ron Salmon imported a few Haynes manuals from GB a year or so ago. He might still have them. (http://www.busdepot.com) 3.> I've used K&N air filters on my bikes for years. Also used them on my Baja bug. Four times as expensive as a throw-away, but then if you wash it five times then you're making money. FWIW, use Simple Green to wash it and re-oil with the correct K&N oil. Comes in a spray can available at your local motorcycle shop. Never gotten around to putting one in the buses but seeing that the only failure I've ever experienced with one was heat related, I have no reason to believe that it wouldn't last forever. They claim better filtration too. Lastly, Welcome to the list! Jim Arnott WetWesties Union, OR [...] Wickham, Steve wrote: > 1) Is Prestone Lowtox coolant acceptable for use with the water boxer (e.g. > phosphates) > > 2) What is the general consensus on which repair manual is best (if you had > to pick)? > -Haynes doesn't seem to publish one for anything after 83 > -John Muir's book seems to focus on air cooled machines > > 3) Does anyone have any experience using the washable air filters produced > by K&N. They are roughly twice the price of disposable filters, but instead > of replacing them you just wash them. >
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