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K&N Crankcase Vent Filters
Those are the styles that I use.
Those are the styles that I use.
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I found that a CHEAP $0.59 in line gas filter works GREAT at the end of the vent system, what even works BETTER is the cheap $1.59 porous stone filter
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While I have used those cheapo units, they do NOTHING for moisture.
Seems that the oil on the K&N ones helps out for the moisture (not sure HOW much, but some at least.) But should do a GOOD job of keeping the water out when washing the truck, going through water crossings, etc.
Those little vent ones were pretty cheap a few years ago, but I see that they are about $15 to $18 each now. Still not too bad for a GOOD filter that will probably last forever on our trucks.
Seems that the oil on the K&N ones helps out for the moisture (not sure HOW much, but some at least.) But should do a GOOD job of keeping the water out when washing the truck, going through water crossings, etc.
Those little vent ones were pretty cheap a few years ago, but I see that they are about $15 to $18 each now. Still not too bad for a GOOD filter that will probably last forever on our trucks.
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Those are the k&n that I have used. I use the one that have a stud on the top and mount it on the firewall or top lip of the bed.