The Effective Way To Stop Dirt Without Stopping Air

Did you know that your engine "breathes" air to mix with fuel for combustion--about 9,000 gallons of air for every gallon of gas.  And there is a lot more dust and grit in the air than you think--over 400 tons of suspended dirt in a cubic mile of  air over a typical city, and more in rural areas with frequent travel over unpaved roads.

Your air filter is the first line of defense against the abrasive airborne grit that can cause engine damage.  But to do the job right, an air filter must effectively filter out dirt and grit from the incoming air without obstructing the flow of air that is sustaining the engine.  AMSOIL has literally gone to new depths to provide the best filtration and air flow.  The AMSOIL TS (2-Stage) Air Filter uses two layers of polyurethane foam wrapped around an expanded metal network of oiled fibers, dirt particles are trapped--only clean air passes from the foam and enters the engine.  Because foam is much thicker than paper, the material used in conventional air filter elements, the filtering area is more spread out and air passes through it easily and quickly.

The SAE Test Method J7263 measures filter dirt-holding ability and air restriction.  AMSOIL's TS Air Filter allows better air flow while holding substantially more dirt.

AMSOIL 2-Stage Air Filters Pay For Themselves 

Paper element air filters need regular replacement.  In fact, air pollution, driving on unpaved roads and wind increase the volume of dirt in the air.  Your filter may need changing more often than you think.  Every time you change a paper filter it costs you money.  Using an AMSOIL TS Air Filter is very cost effective because it can be cleaned and re-used for miles of trouble-free driving.  Replacement foam elements are also available.

Cleaning and reinstalling the high-quality foam element is easy.  Simply remove the filter element from the housing (planar filter may be removed from the engine, but not from their metal housing), wash with detergent and warm water, rinse, allow it to air dry, work AMSOIL Foam Filter Oil into the element and reinstall.  Under normal driving conditions, the AMSOIL TS Air Filter may be cleaned at 25,000 miles or one year intervals (whichever comes first).  In dusty conditions, the filter may require servicing more often

To find out which AMSOIL TS Air Filter fits your vehicle click on the link below.