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22 Jan 2005, 06:47 pm
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Oil in Air Box?
I have a 2003 GT and I was going to replace my Air Filter with a K & N unit, while I was at it I was going to remove the Silencers form the Air Box. So I yanked the whole Air box out to make it easier to work on, and upon removing the old air filter in the bottom of the box, it had oil in the base.
 Is this normal? I would appreciate any replies Thanx.     
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22 Jan 2005, 07:02 pm
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Appearently it is. I did a fast search and came up with this:
http://www.ptcruiserlinks.com/forum/...hTerms=air+box
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22 Jan 2005, 07:18 pm
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of course it is. Thats just somnething that comes with owning a turbo car. Get yourself a catch can if you are worried about it, just remember to empty it when it gets full.
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22 Jan 2005, 07:50 pm
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It's normal. Just clean it out.
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22 Jan 2005, 08:06 pm
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Thanx to all who replied, I just needed to reassure myself that all was okay. I'll clean it out and remove both Silencers then install the the new K & N filter
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