Dirty CAI filter?

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Nov 25, 2018 | 02:10 PM

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08'MustangDude

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Quote:

Originally Posted by David Young

You can't see the picture?

Quote:

Originally Posted by kevsgt

Mine is a dry JLT filter. I will rotate it and see what happens with it. I'm not happy with the way it mounts to the tube. I've had it too loose and fall off, but too tight deforms the tube. Is it so difficult for them to put a lip on the tube for capturing the filter.

Well now, I was right once again...

DO not tell someone to oil it when you don't know what they have.... Yep...
Now we know...

Nov 26, 2018 | 05:48 AM

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kevsgt

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Sorry, upon further review this may be the JLT Power Stack filter that appears to be pre-oiled.

Nov 26, 2018 | 06:15 AM

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David Young

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Originally Posted by 08'MustangDude

Well now, I was right once again...

DO not tell someone to oil it when you don't know what they have.... Yep...
Now we know...

If you can see the picture (like I posted before) you will see a cotton, oiled and washable cone air filter.

Buy a K&N recharge kit from your local auto parts store and clean it. Always flow the water from the inside out.

Nov 26, 2018 | 01:23 PM

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08'MustangDude

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I don't see what anyone says till the O.P. clarifies. I have dry filters, that's what I use mostly,
and they dirty the same way. I WAS NOT assuming it was oiled, and there is nothing in the
picture that clarifies that it is an oiled filter.

Is this an oiled filter?: