So, do we like oiled air filters? Can I change to a dry one w/o affecting tune?
05-16-2007, 11:39 AM
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RE: So, do we like oiled air filters? Can I change to a dry one w/o affecting tune?
ORIGINAL: ohnoesaz
Can anyone with a JLT comment on if that filter needs to be oiled in the first place? I oiled mine but the instructions didn't mention oiling...
Can anyone with a JLT comment on if that filter needs to be oiled in the first place? I oiled mine but the instructions didn't mention oiling...
S&B Recomends cleaning every 30,000 - 50,000 miles depending on driving conditions. The Filter is a S&B 4X8
05-16-2007, 11:56 AM
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RE: So, do we like oiled air filters? Can I change to a dry one w/o affecting tune?
ORIGINAL: p51mstg
It doesn't say, but I get the impression that that filter is oiled. I've used oiled filters of one kind or another on all three of my Mustangs, and it never ocurrred to me that it could fowl up the MAF sensor. Is that common? I'm passively shopping for a CAI at the moment, and that might influence my decision.
It doesn't say, but I get the impression that that filter is oiled. I've used oiled filters of one kind or another on all three of my Mustangs, and it never ocurrred to me that it could fowl up the MAF sensor. Is that common? I'm passively shopping for a CAI at the moment, and that might influence my decision.
I have heard of the MAF fouling before, but usually after someone cleaned and reoiled it. Mine came right out of the box dripping with oil.
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