Anyone had a AEM Cold Air Intake MAF Problem?

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Nov 16, 2008 | 01:49 PM

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nikebaseballx00

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From: Cape Coral, FL

i have a 2.2, and my aem is fine in rain, mainly cuz my front bumper doesnt have slots in it, so its pretty much closed off down there lol

Nov 16, 2008 | 09:59 PM

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rukkee

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From: Western NY

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Originally Posted by red06SC

I hate to bump an old topic, but, I bought a used AEM from a member here (who had issues with it also)

I was forced to drive through a monsoon last night and when I tried to leave this morning it wouldn't even move. I pulled the headlight to check the MAF and what do you know? Its rusted. It was in perfect condition when I installed the intake 2 weeks ago..

Also, the filter is soaked.. I can wring water out of it by squeezing it.

Everything is in place and properly installed. AEM will be receiving a phone call and I'll be getting a new MAF (at my own expense, AEM's warranty is **** and says it will not cover the damage to the MAF

)

**** AEM, I'll never use another one of their products.

Any CAI filter is going to get wet when you drive threw a monsoon , the difference is the cotton dryflow filter sucks water up like a sponge. Get a hydro shield or a K&N filter to replace it with. Any cai will have a wet filter if theres enough water .

Nov 16, 2008 | 10:05 PM

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chris88z24

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From: NY

I've driven in rain, snow, etc. for the past year and a half with my AEM dryflow and no issues. You can't be a moron and go splashing through puddles and what not with it. The filter will get damp but I pulled my MAF off for the first time since I bought the car and it didn't have a hint of dirt or water on it. I am also running the airbox mod, so maybe that extra plastic around the filter helps out.