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Old 06-27-2008, 01:13 PM
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Default Re: 19.8mpg after HC removed!

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Originally Posted by jelive View Post
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Pulled HC filter out but comments by some about the possibility of messing up the MAF with an oiled air filter got me thinking...would seem to be slightly higher risk using a K&N without the HC filter as a protective barrier to the MAF.

Is there more "potential" with a K&N air filter and the HC filter in place or regular stock filter without the HC filter... or am I just overanalyzing and worrying needlessly?

Thanks

Jim

The HC filter is upstream of the oiled filter, so it wouldn't provide any protection between the filter and the MAF sensor anyway.

PS - It seems that there is little to no proof of a properly oiled filter causing any damage to a MAF sensor. I know that this is manufacturer info, but it's worth a read: LINK to K&N atricle.
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Last edited by HotWheelsUMD; 06-27-2008 at 01:24 PM. Reason: spelling
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