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JLT CAI - Filter dry or oiled??

Old 7/24/07, 06:12 PM
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JLT CAI - Filter dry or oiled??

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Are you asking if it is dry or oiled? oiled~
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Yes. Is the filter dry or do you have to oil it...
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It comes preoiled ready to use. If you clean it sometime down the road you would use a kit (like K&N) to clean and reoil.

Some people don't like oiled filters because they are worried about them causing issues with the MAF. So far I have never heard of a single issue on these on any other boards of an preoiled filter causing MAF problems.

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Thanks! Exactly my concern. There isn't a recommended re-oil schedule?
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I have the JLT cold air system. I bought an extra filter, $50 and always have a filter cleaned and ready when I need it. When the filter get dirty looking I change it.
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If you are weary of an oiled filter, or just don't want to deal with the hassle of oiling it, you can look into the Amsoil EaAU filters. They make a perfect match for the JLT system, I have one. It is a dry filter, and supposedly filters better than the standard oiled filter and still flows the same amount of air.

To clean it you just use a shop vac or compressed air to blow out the junk, then put it back on. Good for at least 5 cleanings...that would last me about 75K miles.
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Steve - Please post a part number for this.
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the JLT kit uses S&B filter. Here is a link to their cleanin instructions. I used my K&N oil to clean/oil mine

http://www.sbfilters.com/filter_cleaning.php
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The filter that fits the JLT II is the EAAU4090. Perfect fit, and it is blue which I like better than the red oiled filter. Great quality piece from what I can tell. It looks very well constructed, and I have had no issues with it so far.

I got it because I picked up my intake used and the filter was already getting dirty. I needed to clean it and I would have had to buy the cleaning kit and oil anyway. I also really can't afford to be without my wheels for a day either, so waiting for a day to dry out the filter after cleaning it was not an option.
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