yank1969

I just installed my injen CAI, for about 2 weeks cause i have been scared to drive through a car wash. so would the filter get flooded with water (thus causing trouble to my engine) from the wash. or is it safe to drive through a car wash.

N1te

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i've gone through a carwash but i have a splash/heat shield on mine....

grubiaco

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It's save. Well at least it was for me.

comatose721

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just keep that guard on there...or get a by-pass valve...either one works

thcomb

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I would say to be safe, just manually wash it. Not only will the car come out cleaner, but if you let the car dry you have absolutely nothing to worry about. I've wondered if anybody with SRI intakes have had problems with the evo hood. If it rains, wouldn't the water be rammed into the intake?

oz4g94

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should be fine, look on injen-faq's

SIC SIK SIX

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the only time water get sucked in is if the filter is completley submerged. splashes of water wont hurt it.

imapunkclaimer

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no itll be fine in the car wash, dont worry. ive never had any problems with my intake

Devbo

i agree with all of them

comatose721

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that pretty much sums it up

yank1969

thanks, now i can finally wash the car after 3 weeks. it sure is dirty

comatose721

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you should take a ride on these NJ roads in the winter and not wash the car for 3 weeks...i have a thunder gray OZ and it looked like a white OZ hahahahahah rock salt sucks.