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Yes a bit disappointing when it takes a good 45 mins to get to this point .

Lighty wrote: ↑Fri Sep 20, 2019 8:45 pm it wasn’t dirty enough

i took mine apart to clean it & it wasn’t dirty enough to be worth the bother.
Will do it again in the winter.

HenryJS wrote: ↑Fri Aug 16, 2019 7:44 am When you do go off road - spin the scoop so it faces backwards, and you will get even less crud down it!

Thanks Henry

Phil,

Pop the 'scoop' off the top and shine a torch down into the air box, if it looks really dirty and the filter is covered (proper covered) in mud a crud, you'll need to clean the filter. If its just a bit dusty and doesn't look 'too bad' refit the scoop and do it another day...

When you do go off road - spin the scoop so it faces backwards, and you will get even less crud down it!

Hedge wrote: ↑Fri Aug 16, 2019 7:03 am Your car was professionally detailed before it went down to Ariel, Phil. Forgot to mention it. Hence it’s “quite” clean [emoji106]

When I picked it up... it was utterly spotless, so many thanks for that! I've since managed to mess it up a bit, and as you say, learning that cleaning isn't so easy.

Your car was professionally detailed before it went down to Ariel, Phil. Forgot to mention it. Hence it’s “quite” clean [emoji106]

Nomads are an absolute sod to clean, as you’ll no doubt find out..

Cheers,
Hedge

AlanP wrote: ↑Fri Aug 16, 2019 6:28 am You might want to try giving that car a clean...

I know, I'm working on it.... there's so many more hard to reach nooks than there seemed to be in the atom.

You might want to try giving that car a clean...

Yes it does.

Does cleaning the air filter require removing the side panel?

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