[chopon2s]

So popped the hood other day and noticed I have debris built up on the outside of the filter. Do I just take it off blow it out good or do I use something specific to clean it with? Btw it's a AEM brute force CAI

 

[tacamo01]

Here you go. Hope it is not as bad as this one in the Pic.:beerchug:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tYC_dZ4kZI

 

[chopon2s]

Here you go. Hope it is not as bad as this one in the Pic.:beerchug:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tYC_dZ4kZI

Oh no nothing like that one lol thanks for reply! :bigthumb:

 

[Stumblin Steve]

If it's an oiled filter you need to snag a recharge kit which comes with stuff to clean and reoil. If it's dry you just wash it in mild soap and water, rinse and air dry. :thumbsup:

 

[chopon2s]

If it's an oiled filter you need to snag a recharge kit which comes with stuff to clean and reoil. If it's dry you just wash it in mild soap and water, rinse and air dry. :thumbsup:

You know man I really don't know. The filter is red and it's not black I figured I could just blow it out with an air hose. I rather clean it completely but not sure if it's dry or oiled filter

 

[tacamo01]

The AEM brute force CAI uses a dry filter.

 

[Bake74]

You know man I really don't know. The filter is red and it's not black I figured I could just blow it out with an air hose. I rather clean it completely but not sure if it's dry or oiled filter

Oiled ones are sticky when you inspect it, the dry ones you can just blow off the dirt.

 

[Stumblin Steve]

Oiled ones are sticky when you inspect it, the dry ones you can just blow off the dirt.

You should really do a full wash on a dry filter, blowing it wont get nearly as much of the dirt out as good ol' soap and water. :beerchug:

 

[Bake74]

You should really do a full wash on a dry filter, blowing it wont get nearly as much of the dirt out as good ol' soap and water. :beerchug:

I was only referring how to tell the difference between oiled and dry filters

 

[Stumblin Steve]

I was only referring how to tell the difference between oiled and dry filters

Word! :bigthumb: