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boreddude564 09-14-2010 08:50 AM

AEM intake care?
 
Hey, So i have an AEM intake and I was wondering if i need to change it\clean it every so often?

thanks,
98 Civic Nighthawk

"Nitrous ...
is like a hot chick with an STD
you know u wanna tap it
but your scared of the consequences!!!!"

sfazngiants 09-14-2010 09:21 AM

yes... is this a dryflow filter if so you need something like this http://www.amazon.com/AEM-21-110-Dry.../dp/B0012UO00S

flcb7 09-14-2010 09:25 AM

K&N sells the oil and cleaner for your filter. Go to any local auto parts store they will have it. Runs about 10-12bucks for the kit...looks just like the stuff post above ^^

boreddude564 09-14-2010 02:19 PM

Thanks guys

boreddude564 09-14-2010 02:21 PM

How often should i clean it?

boreddude564 09-14-2010 02:25 PM

Hey, SFAZN we should rip it around the bay sometime.

flcb7 09-14-2010 04:15 PM

well I clean my CAI filter every time I do a oil change b/c I don;t have a fender well cover that shields my filter from all crap on the road and the air. I use to clean mine every 2 oil changes at 6,000 miles..now I do it every 3k when i cahnge my oil

sfazngiants 09-14-2010 08:55 PM


Originally Posted by boreddude564 (Post 735042)
Hey, SFAZN we should rip it around the bay sometime.

for reals we need another HCF norcal meet. too bad theres not enough members on here in the bay area to do such a thing.


Originally Posted by boreddude564 (Post 735041)
How often should i clean it?

straight from the AEM website

Q: How long will a DRYFLOW filter last?
A: If you clean and maintain your DRYFLOW filter, it will last for the life of your vehicle.

Q: How often should I clean the DRYFLOW filter?
A: Frequency of cleaning for your DRYFLOW filter will depend on the conditions in which you drive. As a rule, we recommend that you clean your filter a minimum of every 30,000 miles, inspect it during oil changes and regular service intervals, and clean it if it appears to be reaching its dust holding capacity. If you live in particularly arid, dusty climates or venture off road, we recommend cleaning the filter every 3,000-5,000 miles.

Q: Will frequent cleanings affect the DRYFLOW filter's longevity?
A: No. The DRYFLOW filter’s polyester synthetic media can endure repeated cleanings without significantly degrading the media’s filtration capabilities. If you clean and maintain it properly it will last for the life of your vehicle.

Q: Can I use a different type of cleaning solution on my DRYFLOW filter?
A: To ensure optimum performance and filtering capabilities, use AEM’s Filter Cleaning Solution (part number 21-110) or a mild multi purpose cleaner and follow our cleaning instructions.

boreddude564 09-14-2010 11:22 PM

thanks

conceptualpolymer 10-13-2010 07:44 PM


Originally Posted by flcb7 (Post 735015)
K&N sells the oil and cleaner for your filter. Go to any local auto parts store they will have it. Runs about 10-12bucks for the kit...looks just like the stuff post above ^^

Do NOT oil a DryFlow filter!

I clean mine at every (synthetic) oil change (about 4000-5000 miles).


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