Oiled element?
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oilfieldtrash83
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I take oiled elements and drop kick them into dumpsters, junk 1950's technology that i've seen mess up more MAF sensors than anything. The factory setup is actually a good setup but if you are stuck on an aftermarket I would go with a washable dry filter. My humble opinion.
NWRQC
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I agree with oilfieldtrash83.
I personally have never ran one on my truck, and I have yet to come across anyone that does recommend it. I've heard of a lot of problems solved by going back to a dry filter element.
I personally have never ran one on my truck, and I have yet to come across anyone that does recommend it. I've heard of a lot of problems solved by going back to a dry filter element.
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