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AMSOIL Air Filter

posted by  WatsonMD on  Mon Jan 28 02:11 CST 2002
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I have the TS-118 as well in a 97 854 GLT. It is a bit snug. But, I found by adding a slight bend in the wire screen - lenghtwise, I was able to have the fliter seat and close the air box. I would rather have a filter that is a bit snug - rather than one that was loose around the edges.

Just remember to get all the excess oil out of the foam prior to install to prevent damage to the MAF. I place the filter on some newspapers/papertowels. Then some more newspapers/papertowels on top. Then stand on the filter to squeeze out the excess.

Best of Luck
Andrew T. Watson






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