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Dirty filter after 95%???
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elephantrider
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doesn't even look used. did the monitor say 5%, or 95%?
DOWN to 5%
Not sure what a dirty one should look like rider.
The front filter usually doesn't look dirty if the rear is doing it's job.
If it was a CP3 truck, I'd still run it. With a CP4 why take the chance?
The filter change reminders are all based on miles.
If it was a CP3 truck, I'd still run it. With a CP4 why take the chance?
The filter change reminders are all based on miles.
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It's always been my rear filter that looks the worst. The front filter usually looks good but I know from experience never chance it.
You DON'T change your front filter Max?
Mileage? Hmmmm.
Thanks Brutal
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I can see you missed what I said. I said why chance it. I always replace both front and rear at the same time. The particals that you can see aren't the ones that will destroy things. It's the ones you can't see.
I figured it was me not understanding what you said....thanks Max.
elephantrider
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a bit darker than that, but that's simply telling you the rear filter is doing a great job.
when I had a cp4, I changed them both at the same time.
H3LZSN1P3R
You're doing it wrong
The front is great but thats normal with 2 filters when i lose the CP4 ill go back to doing 2 rear filters to one front filter
What is CP4 H3?
H3LZSN1P3R
You're doing it wrong
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