CAI - Filter gone Bad
CAI - Filter gone Bad
I took apart my CAI, and I noticed small pebbles inside the filter. This can't be good. So then I looked at the MAF sensor and notice some debris that the screen had stopped.
So I held the filter to the light and noticed that there were some spots where it appears the filter has worn down. I'm guessing because of the location of the filter that it gets more direct abuse from dirt and pebbles.
My filter has about 70K miles on it. If pebbles can get through then its definatly not stopping the dirt. I would recommend checking your filter too.
PS - Does anyone know the exact size of the JWT filter? I need the K&N replacement of the Pop intake.
Look here:
http://www.voicenet.com/~breaux/car/cai/cai.html
So I held the filter to the light and noticed that there were some spots where it appears the filter has worn down. I'm guessing because of the location of the filter that it gets more direct abuse from dirt and pebbles.
My filter has about 70K miles on it. If pebbles can get through then its definatly not stopping the dirt. I would recommend checking your filter too.
PS - Does anyone know the exact size of the JWT filter? I need the K&N replacement of the Pop intake.
Look here:
http://www.voicenet.com/~breaux/car/cai/cai.html
Re: CAI - Filter gone Bad
Originally posted by breaux124
I took apart my CAI, and I noticed small pebbles inside the filter. This can't be good. So then I looked at the MAF sensor and notice some debris that the screen had stopped.
So I held the filter to the light and noticed that there were some spots where it appears the filter has worn down. I'm guessing because of the location of the filter that it gets more direct abuse from dirt and pebbles.
My filter has about 70K miles on it. If pebbles can get through then its definatly not stopping the dirt. I would recommend checking your filter too.
PS - Does anyone know the exact size of the JWT filter? I need the K&N replacement of the Pop intake.
Look here:
http://www.voicenet.com/~breaux/car/cai/cai.html
I took apart my CAI, and I noticed small pebbles inside the filter. This can't be good. So then I looked at the MAF sensor and notice some debris that the screen had stopped.
So I held the filter to the light and noticed that there were some spots where it appears the filter has worn down. I'm guessing because of the location of the filter that it gets more direct abuse from dirt and pebbles.
My filter has about 70K miles on it. If pebbles can get through then its definatly not stopping the dirt. I would recommend checking your filter too.
PS - Does anyone know the exact size of the JWT filter? I need the K&N replacement of the Pop intake.
Look here:
http://www.voicenet.com/~breaux/car/cai/cai.html
Re: Re: Re: CAI - Filter gone Bad
Originally posted by RedMax95
and if its a k&n you should be able to get the million mile warranty on it, if not you could put a mesh grille there as did i to protect the filter, or simply get fog lights
and if its a k&n you should be able to get the million mile warranty on it, if not you could put a mesh grille there as did i to protect the filter, or simply get fog lights
K&N warrr
Check the fine print.
That million mile warranty is only good on the filter that goes in the stock airbox. The CAI is considered an off-road racing warranty which is only 1 year.
I killed about 25% of my cotton element in 12-18 months of use.
That million mile warranty is only good on the filter that goes in the stock airbox. The CAI is considered an off-road racing warranty which is only 1 year.
I killed about 25% of my cotton element in 12-18 months of use.
Re: K&N warrr
Originally posted by BEJAY1
Check the fine print.
That million mile warranty is only good on the filter that goes in the stock airbox. The CAI is considered an off-road racing warranty which is only 1 year.
I killed about 25% of my cotton element in 12-18 months of use.
Check the fine print.
That million mile warranty is only good on the filter that goes in the stock airbox. The CAI is considered an off-road racing warranty which is only 1 year.
I killed about 25% of my cotton element in 12-18 months of use.
Originally posted by Nismo
Would on of those crome Injen filter splash guard/heatsheilds be able to conenect to the filter? I think that will work good.
Would on of those crome Injen filter splash guard/heatsheilds be able to conenect to the filter? I think that will work good.
This only cost $2.00 and I got to use the washer fluid. You can also paint the bottle if people can see it when you put it on with chrome or gray paint. Just a cheap idea if needed.
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