I need help stopping dust !
Originally Posted by PAREDLINE
you changed the filter in your engine and you get dust on your dash? This is a joke right
However, if you want to get rid of the dust, a swiffer cloth works very well at picking dust up. And if you're super **** about dust, you can use a can of compressed air to get dust out of the tight spaces that a swiffer can't reach.
Originally Posted by Daniel
I really need help , i changed my filter to the intake and i still keep getting dust and all kind of junk on my dash , what should i do ? 

Seriously dude, dust is everywhere, on everything. 10 seconds and a rag does wonders.
Originally Posted by Daniel
I really need help , i changed my filter to the intake and i still keep getting dust and all kind of junk on my dash , what should i do ? 

Originally Posted by goldtooth
heh, technically, if you changed the filter to a new one im assuming, the "dust and junk" should be filtered even better than before, since the old one was dirty.
The air inlet that lets outside air into the cabin is directly under the windshield wipers. Turn you a\c fan on full and listen.
Regarding the dust our cars dont have an in cabin filter, so travel with some armoral wipes.
IBTL a good idea to keep dust down temporarily is to beat on the seat with something to get the dust to rise out, or to vacuum them. every time you sit down, dust escapes from the seat and land on the dash. just clean the seats and it will keep dust down for a while.
Originally Posted by 99Automagic
God bless mother nature.
Nah, im just kiddin'. lol
hymmmm....i'm guessin he wen't be posting here for a while. but please, read al ot more before starting working on your car. if you change the filter and your car DOES get more dusty, you must of done something REALLY bad.....
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