AEM Dryflow filter
#2
RE: AEM Dryflow filter
You might get some different opinions in this but all I ever did was use a garden hose with a spray nozzle and spray it from the inside out, I think it needs to be done around every 15,000 miles unless you're in really dirty/dusty areas. After you clean it let it sit and dry out.... that's what I did anyway.... I'm not sure what AEM says
#3
RE: AEM Dryflow filter
well AEM says to use their cleaning solutions, i do just cause its not that much money.
i clean mine after every winter, but if you dont drive in the snow and salt and stuff i think you could go longer than every year.
i clean mine after every winter, but if you dont drive in the snow and salt and stuff i think you could go longer than every year.
#5
RE: AEM Dryflow filter
It's not supposed to and I think it's warrantied but if the kit isn't that much then I would say for "optimal" results to just order the AEM cleaning kit (helps avoid warranty issues in the future should there ever be any too....)..
#6
RE: AEM Dryflow filter
for the record i paid $15(that was at a local shop, can probably be had for cheaper online) for the cleaning kit, make sure you get the cleaning kit for the dry flow and not a oiled filter though.