K&N air filter for original 7" linkert air cleaner

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  • Lonnie
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2002
    • 591

    #1

    K&N air filter for original 7" linkert air cleaner

    Does anyone know the part number for a K&N air filter that will fit the stock air cleaner housing? And a source?

    Thanks.
    Lonnie Campbell #9908
    South Cackalackey, U.S. of A.

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  • Ohio-Rider
    Supporting Member
    • Jun 2005
    • 852

    #2
    I just bought one from their web site a few week ago. I'll post the number of it later today once I get back home.

    My air cleaner is the center screw type and the K&N filter fits perfectly, but I've been told that the K&N doesen't fit a J slot filter very well. Maybe someone else here has heard about that as well.
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    Steve
    AMCA #7300

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    • jwl
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2001
      • 338

      #3
      [QUOTE=Ohio-Rider;96622]I just bought one from their web site a few week ago. I'll post the number of it later today once I get back home.

      My air cleaner is the center screw type and the K&N filter fits perfectly, but I've been told that the K&N doesen't fit a J slot filter very well. Maybe someone else here has heard about that as well.[/QUOT


      Ohio-Rider, You have hit the nail on the head.

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      • upsrod
        Senior Member
        • Feb 2010
        • 320

        #4
        Lonnie, the K&N # is E-2470. The Harley # is 29036-41 TA.....Rod

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        • D.Mac
          Senior Member
          • Feb 2007
          • 239

          #5
          K&N filter in J-slot cover

          Originally posted by Ohio-Rider View Post
          My air cleaner is the center screw type and the K&N filter fits perfectly, but I've been told that the K&N doesen't fit a J slot filter very well. Maybe someone else here has heard about that as well.
          Yep, the K&N fits perfect in the later can with the center screw. I had to get rather "creative" to use the K&N in my J-slot can. I used my belt sander to round-off the outside of the rubber seal to fit the contour of the cover. It required removing a fair amount of material to make it conform to the shape, and you will expose the ends of the wire mesh that are embedded in the rubber. I just sanded as much as nessesary to get the cover to engage the rivits, leave the rubber ribs intact as much as possible on the element, and it will provide enough pressure to keep the cover locked on. It was one of those "hope I don't ruin this" jobs, but it actually turned out well. Could grab a pic if someone wants it.
          Doug.
          Doug McLaughlin #6607
          NorCal, USA

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          • Ohio-Rider
            Supporting Member
            • Jun 2005
            • 852

            #6
            Doug, Was that an E-2470 you made it fit? I think my lucky little 45 may be getting a new air filter soon. I just don’t see how the brillo pad that is in there now can be stopping much and I love to alter stuff.
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            Steve
            AMCA #7300

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            • Neil74
              Member
              • Aug 2008
              • 98

              #7
              The brillo pad been stopping stuff for better than 70 years I'm cheap so I run one on my Shovel too

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              • Chris Haynes
                Curmudgeon
                • Jul 2002
                • 5939

                #8
                The brillo pad also needs to be covered in oil.
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                • Neil74
                  Member
                  • Aug 2008
                  • 98

                  #9
                  clean it with gas , air dry and motor oil Whats a K&N, clean with soap an water, air dry an cover with oil

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                  • longhorn
                    Member
                    • Feb 2008
                    • 33

                    #10
                    Get one from Jerry Greer's Indian eng.I have one on my 47 Indian chief.The Indian j slot air cleaner is the same size as a harley j slot air cleaner.

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                    • D.Mac
                      Senior Member
                      • Feb 2007
                      • 239

                      #11
                      Originally posted by Ohio-Rider View Post
                      Doug, Was that an E-2470 you made it fit? I think my lucky little 45 may be getting a new air filter soon. I just don’t see how the brillo pad that is in there now can be stopping much and I love to alter stuff.
                      Yeah, it's an E-2470. Took a bit of alteration, but it only took a few minutes on the belt sander. I was worried I was gonna ruin it at first, but it came out OK. Sanded to the ends of the mesh, but it is still solid and air-tight. I like to use K&N's on any engines I care about. Sorry for the crappy pics, I either need a better camera, or the camera needs a better photographer.
                      Doug.
                      Doug McLaughlin #6607
                      NorCal, USA

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                      • Lonnie
                        Senior Member
                        • Feb 2002
                        • 591

                        #12
                        Thanks everyone!
                        Lonnie Campbell #9908
                        South Cackalackey, U.S. of A.

                        Come see us at the Tenth Annual AMCA Southern National Meet - May 17-19, 2019 at Denton FarmPark, Denton, N.C.

                        Visit the website for vendor and visitor information at www.amcasouthernnationalmeet.com

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