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blademaker 
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 Topic: M38 air cleanerPosted: 04 Mar. 2017 at 12:43am |
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After deciding dirty air killed my engine, I want the new girl to breathe fresh air. I ran a cheap aftermarket cleaner in sandy conditions. This time around I snagged a M38 cleaner. I guess I'm just wanting some input. Original oil bath m38 cleaner with a good precleaner, or replace oil bath with a paper filter in conjunction with a good precleaner...has anyone done this? Grabbed this pic of off G503
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bretto
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Posted: 05 Mar. 2017 at 3:01pm |
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What ever you do, don't hack or modify an original M38 aircleaner. The original oil bath set up will work just fine by the way.
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leecarr
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Posted: 05 Mar. 2017 at 10:45pm |
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Any idea what an original M38 air cleaner is worth ?
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blademaker
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Posted: 06 Mar. 2017 at 1:54am |
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I wouldnt think about cutting this up, just wondering the benefit behind oil bath and paper. My guess would be ease of maintenance? I dont know the value, I got lucky and mine was mounted on a rusted out 47 in a local salvage yard. I bought the whole jeep for the cleaner
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