[DGatzby]

They are simply K&N filters us motorcycle guys have cleaned and oiled for decades now. The example above is good for cleaning, but that is a non-oiled filter. Just get the kit from K&N and follow the instructions; it’s easy.

How to Clean K&N Air Filter Products - Instructions | K&N

K&N air filter cleaning supplies are available for K&N cotton, synthetic and heavy duty synthetic air filters. K&N OE replacement air filters have cotton media and are cleaned with K&N Power Kleen Industrial Strength Degreaser and then oiled with a specialized blend of filter oil.

www.knfilters.com

 

[DGatzby]

OK, good to know.

Didn't see anything in the 2019 Owner's Manual.

This is from the Demon supplement..

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I’ll bet the K&N kit for recharge and cleaning is cheaper than the Mopar stuff.

Yep, agree with the above I have both the Redeye filter and a Demon crate type and about 6000 miles total. They are not really “dirty” but the collection of bees, bugs and other debris is goofy. I am going to attempt to use air to just blow them out.

 

[DGatzby]

From experience, use less oil than you think to recharge. Don’t buy a new one, at least the red oiled units. Those blue dry filters are different animals.

 

[DGatzby]

Its kinda weird, there is a little tiny bit of oil "maybe" on it, but when I ordered my brand new one, it definitely didn't feel like an oiled air filter. It seems super clean. As far as no oil, I honestly don't know, I melt metal and have very little feeling in my hands.

Does it look like this red Redeye filter? If so, it is oil and use the K&N stuff when you want to clean it.