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    JZTRK Well-Known Member

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    #1 JZTRK, Oct 28, 2017
    Where are you guys picking up the OEM MOTORCRAFT FA1922 paper air filter from?
    fordparts.com wants 69.49
    kragen wants 77.99
    rock auto wants 38.79 (Ive never dealt with them )
    local dealer wants 69.99
     
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    #2 Hack, Oct 28, 2017
    Autonation Ford White Bear Lake is local to me and I buy them there.
     
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    #3 GT_Dave, Oct 28, 2017
    Get mine from Rock Auto > FA-1922 or FR3Z-9601-B original equipment Motorcraft filter
     
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    #4 Red Beast, Oct 28, 2017
    I'm sure you're probably aware of the FP upgrade air filter?? Thought I'd mention if not....
    Part # M-9601-G , blue filter made by Airaid. $77 [MENTION=14678]EI[/MENTION]ther Summit Racing or American Muscle.
     
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    #5 JZTRK, Oct 28, 2017
    I am aware of the FP upgrade but I wanted to stay away from the oiled filters on this car
     
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    #6 Red Beast, Oct 28, 2017
    I understand....I too decided to go w/ only dry element filters. This FP (Airaid ) IS dry. Actuallt, @this very moment I'm putting it on my car! Lol! Will be installing my JLT custom color CAI w/ their dry filter & tune very soon but headed out on vacation and my oem is very dirty. Trust me, I've got my hands on the FP filter right now & they are a dry filter. :thumbsup:
     
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    #7 Red Beast, Oct 28, 2017
    FP FILTER is stamped on end : AIRAID, SynthaMax, DO NOT OIL....
     
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    #8 JZTRK, Oct 29, 2017
    thx
     
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    #9 smsgt350, Oct 30, 2017
    Just wondering what the concern is with using the k+n reusable cleanable oiled filter. Is it over the mass air flow sensor becoming contaminated? I just ordered one as I heard ford has doubled the cost on the motorcraft filter.
     
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    #10 UAmach1, Oct 30, 2017
    90% of the time its that people over oil them or don't wait for them to dry when re-oiling, get the MAF dirty then blame the filter.

    The other 10% is people thinking the tiny bit more dirt they let in actually damages something when they barely but 60K on the car in 10yrs. Yet others do over 100K in 6yrs and have 0 issues.
     
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    #11 torque124, Oct 30, 2017
    Just get the dry airaid; it is what FP sells, rebadged...
     
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    #12 montreal ponies, Oct 31, 2017
    Very happy with my dry blue Airaid filter, washed it twice so far, still looks like new, make sure you let it dry throughly otherwise it will get your MAP sensor doing funny things ! ;)
     
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    #13 johnny1, Oct 31, 2017
    I used a K&N oiled filter on my Canyon pickup from brand new until I traded it after 9 years. Never once had a problem with filter. About every 6 months I'd clean it with K&N oil filter cleaner, oil it(as said to do just enough to make all the pleats red)let it dry a bit and put back on truck. And I would also spray the maf with maf cleaner(easy just remove maf spray and put back in) Its when you over oil the filter that it gets oil on the maf and vehicle acts up. But still no big deal. If the maf acts up from oil getting on it you just take it out and spray it with maf cleaner and its good as new and put it back in.
     
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    #14 dkbluedevil, Apr 14, 2018
    Anywhere to get the OEM filter FA-1922 for a reasonable price again? Looks like it's minimum ~$50 anywhere. Cost me $12 from Autonation White Bear Lake a year ago. Don't know why there's a 300% price increase since then. :frusty:
     
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    #15 fpa1974, Apr 14, 2018
    Cheapest I found is rockauto.com. It is $44.79 plus shipping and tax. Also look on eBay - depending on where you are (sales tax situation) might be cheaper that way.
     
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    #16 johnny1, Apr 14, 2018
    Bought two from Tasca for $25.00 total apiece including shipping now there almost $50.00 apiece plus shipping.
     
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    #18 Ninjak, Apr 14, 2018
    I run the blue non oiled filter from Airaid or FRP...lol it comes in a ford box which has a airaid box.

    No problems at all. I ran this in my 11 Shelby as well.
     
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    #20 Shift, Apr 15, 2018
    My filter is dirty as hell. I didn't bother with buying the FP one since IIRC, the OEM filter was dirt cheap like $15-20. Guess I'm getting the FP one now.
     
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