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On 8/7/2020 at 3:52 PM, TNTSilverado said:

Awesome, good deal!  Glad nothing was wrong with the intake or your truck. Mine is still on back order!  UGH!!!  S & B states it will be shipped out August 14th. Same time my new Corsa Exhaust comes in. So I can put them on at same time. 

Where did you order it from? They must have had to shut down production for a while for this long of a back order...

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Dick Messerly
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It's legitimately huge (yes those are 5 gallon buckets it's nearly as tall as one) I wasnt sure it would fit until it did.  Here's a link to it for the 6.2L version.  https://www.sbfilters.c

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@GA_LTZ   You have to make sure you disconnect the battery for 2 1/2 hours on these new trucks. I spoke with the technician at S & B. This allows the computer to relearn the new air flow of t

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Just installed mine last night. WOW! Directions are crystal clear, install took less than an hour, and it looks fantastic! The sound is incredible. If you DON'T want to hear it sucking air when you ge

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5 hours ago, nobaddays said:

Where did you order it from? They must have had to shut down production for a while for this long of a back order...

Through Realtrucks.com they took my order without knowing they were on backorder. Wasn't very happy.  Called their customer service lady and she assured me they have the order, so I also called S & B to verify my order number and mailing address and the woman there was very helpful and stated they production was on halt because of the pandemic, but assured me they were going to be ramping up production beginning of August. 

Then Realtrucks just sent me delivery estimate on both the CAI and Corsa Exhaust on 14th and 17th of this month. 

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On 6/24/2020 at 7:46 AM, nobaddays said:

I did that initially, and I just repeated the process last night. I disconnected the battery for 3+ hours, but when I went to the air filter monitoring system, I now do not have an option to disable it... It only shows up red and says "check system".

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How did you get this to clear? Mine will not let me clear it either?

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27 minutes ago, 2500HD_MAX said:

How did you get this to clear? Mine will not let me clear it either?

I had to bring it into the dealer and they had to clear the system, reset it and disable the air filter monitor. I couldnt do it myself.

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im gonna order the S&B CAI the one with the RED cotton cleanable filer is on back order but the white dry extendable filter is in stock on American trucks site . iv always had the red oiled cleanable filter . does anyone know what the difference is between the two filters ? is one better then the other ? 

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On 2/7/2021 at 12:41 AM, chris918 said:

im gonna order the S&B CAI the one with the RED cotton cleanable filer is on back order but the white dry extendable filter is in stock on American trucks site . iv always had the red oiled cleanable filter . does anyone know what the difference is between the two filters ? is one better then the other ? 

I have gotten the white disposable one on last 2 trucks. I took my older one out about 30k miles and lightly ran air through it like stated on their website. I believe it’s good for about 50k miles. Don’t quote me on it. Also I’ve never had really good luck with the oiled ones. Always messed with my MAF sensor. 

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On 8/7/2020 at 3:29 PM, nobaddays said:

Update, this was my fault... Got the air filter monitor reset and disabled, correctly this time. No more lights!


I have the same issue as you had. How did you get it reset correctly?

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