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Title: PJ1 Foam Filter Oil Treatment...anyone use this stuff?
Post by: wassonii on November 22, 2011, 09:03:00 PM

I was thinking about using this instead of regular gear oil on my air cleaner's foam filter.
I ride a Like 50 2t (non-modified, dealer de-restricted).
Has anyone had a good or bad experience with the PJ1?
Thank you in advance!

Title: Re: PJ1 Foam Filter Oil Treatment...anyone use this stuff?
Post by: klaviator on December 07, 2011, 03:14:59 PM

I used to use foam filter oil like PJ1 but it was a PITA to clean the filter.  I now use No Toil filter oil and No Toil detergent to clean it. It's non toxic, biodegradable and easy to clean the filter.  I highly recommend it. Honda also sells the same thing under their name.

Title: Re: PJ1 Foam Filter Oil Treatment...anyone use this stuff?
Post by: blue on December 07, 2011, 09:59:45 PM

I use the foam filter and just wash it in a good mild dish soap and air dry befor puting it back in.been doing that with all my scoots works fine.

Title: Re: PJ1 Foam Filter Oil Treatment...anyone use this stuff?
Post by: wassonii on December 07, 2011, 11:07:52 PM

klaviator - No Toil sounds like something I will be researching when the PJ1 runs out. (I had gone ahead and gotten some) PITA is right, but I do like the tackiness aspect. I don't ride on the beach, but Florida does have a bit of sand:)
blue - do you just use gear oil after drying?

Title: Re: PJ1 Foam Filter Oil Treatment...anyone use this stuff?
Post by: wassonii on December 07, 2011, 11:13:06 PM

Just read up on No Toil - sounds brilliant!

Title: Re: PJ1 Foam Filter Oil Treatment...anyone use this stuff?
Post by: blue on December 07, 2011, 11:49:35 PM

Quote from: wassonii on December 07, 2011, 11:07:52 PM

klaviator - No Toil sounds like something I will be researching when the PJ1 runs out. (I had gone ahead and gotten some) PITA is right, but I do like the tackiness aspect. I don't ride on the beach, but Florida does have a bit of sand:)
blue - do you just use gear oil after drying?
No after its dry I just put it back in.