The filter is fine, they'll get wet if you drive in road spray with out the zoodad. I've seen it several times.
Wet AIS!
Thanks to 100 miles of driving in Fat Alberto's rain I got my AIS filter wet. This is the second time this has happened. After the first time I made a deflector to go in front of the zoodad mod, it doesn't seal off the zoodad hole just kind of sits square with the grill with about a 2 inch gap between it and the 3 zoodad holes. I guess it works for the most part as this is only the second time I noticed it. My main question is, How well does the filter hold up after getting wet? It looks like its just wet on the half where the snorkel comes into the box. Should I replace the filter?
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I have this magic rain maker, it's parked out back most of the time. We load it up a couple times and year and cause it rain every where we tow it.
Most people call them an RV, for me it's a rain maker. I tow with another person most of the time as we vacation together. The person in the back always gets a wet filter. If we get stuck in heavy traffic we both get wet filters.
Mine got wet last time in Texas.
I heading out to Yellowstone next week, I went to Flordia last year and look what happened.
Most people call them an RV, for me it's a rain maker. I tow with another person most of the time as we vacation together. The person in the back always gets a wet filter. If we get stuck in heavy traffic we both get wet filters.
Mine got wet last time in Texas.
I heading out to Yellowstone next week, I went to Flordia last year and look what happened.
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