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Your cart is empty.aFe POWER Air Filter Oil is a proprietary formula made exclusively for aFe POWER's cotton gauze filters. Use of high quality oil that is free of contaminants means less chance of damaging sensitive vehicle electronics. These air filters are washable and reuseable, so proper maintenance is key to maintaining their performance. Always use oil with these filters as its' ability to protect your engine is severely compromised without it; the oil acts like a magnet to attract dust, and causes the cotton fibers to swell to capture larger particles. Paired with the aFe POWER Air Filter Cleaner, you have a complete air filter restoration solution.
Danny Ward
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2021
Works for the AFE filters that require the gold oil
damjr
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2020
For the money you could use wd40 and be ahead of the game, don’t waste your time and money
Hank
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2019
this is a really small can of oil. Does the filter once, will not completely do it a second time. Also, it'd be nice if the can was labeled for the type of oil or the type of filter. I have several.
Jairo Bastidas
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2019
Easy to apply
Rocco
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2019
The best oil spray for regenerative air filters
BenCMB
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2018
Aerosol much easier to apply then the liquid. Goes on more even.
Charles Howe
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2017
Longest order time I have had in a while. It is exactly what I needed
MrBigAxe
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2011
aFe claims that their oil is different from other air filter oils and tells you that you can only use their oil. I have no way of knowing whether this is true or not, so I use aFe oil. This oil is far easier to dispense than the drippy plastic bottle of oil other kits contain. It also is easier to get an even amount of oil on the filter media. When it first comes out and has either a propellant or thinning agent in it, it is much thinner and wicks through the filter quickly. Once the other substance evaporates for a few minutes, the oil is thicker, like the bottled oil.I use a liberal amount of diluted Simple Green to clean my aFe filter. Here's a YouTube video of that: [...] After rinsing well I dry the filter by drawing air through it with a small fan. Drying still takes a few hours, but is safer than using heated air, which will cause the fibers to shrink, leaving gaps for debris to circumvent the filter. I then use and this product to recharge the filter with a light, even coat of oil. I let the filter wick the oil for an hour or so to make sure it soak throughout the media. After that, I check it for dry spots by shining a flashlight through the filter, checking for places that are still white and not yellow. Then I either add more oil to the dry places or put the filter back in my truck if all is well. I can oil my filter 5 or 6 times with this spray can.
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