Induction Kit Cleaning...

[trippa]

Morning all,

I need some advice and please forgive me if this has already been answered in previous threads.
I have an AEM Induction kit on my car and it does need a clean.
However, I am unsure as of how to do this. A quick search of the net, has thrown up some rather interesting suggestions including soaking the filter in Diesel!
Any genuine suggestions and help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

 

[Sid-ek9]

x2

 

[elchunk]

I've used this numerous times and it works a treat! Just give it a good spray with that stuff and wash it out. repeat if necessary. leave it to dry off and then apply the filter oil and bam its as good as new!

 

[Sid-ek9]

Thanks bud

 

[trippa]

Nice one!
Will get some tomorrow!

 

[lelouchvi]

Thanks, good info. going to try some as well

 

[rd55 dun]

Some of the AEM filters are dryflow, which means they do not get oiled - it will say on the face of the filter.

AEM sell a conditioner cleaning fluid for them.

I need to get one for my car.

Not too sure what would happen if you were to use the K&N cleaner and oil spray.

Dryflow Air Filters - Oil Free Replacement Air Filters and Cone Filters