K&N air filter question
#1
K&N air filter question
I am about to install my K&N filter for my Cayenne but when i called the dealer to set the appointment to install the service manager told me that if i install it, the oil from the filter may damage the air flow sensor (and warranty would be voided)... Should i not install the filter and just leave it stock or should i not worry about it?
anybody with any experiences with a K&N filter?
thanks,
BD
anybody with any experiences with a K&N filter?
thanks,
BD
#3
This is the funniest thread I have ever read, on this basis no Porsche would ever be under warranty. Porsche actually recommend BMC filters as a racing filter. They work the same way as K&N filters.
I have had BMC's on for 40k plus miles with only dealer servicing.
I have had BMC's on for 40k plus miles with only dealer servicing.
#5
if you google k&n, oil, sensor or MAF, you'll understand the controversy.
There's quite a battle going on and K&N is fighting back. Many dealers are blaming malfunctioning MAF on K&N filters, K&N says it's impossible...
Competing filter mfg. are blaming it on additives in K&N oil, K&N then sued these mfg. and sent a CandD order. It's actually quite a mess with a half dozen car mfg...
There's quite a battle going on and K&N is fighting back. Many dealers are blaming malfunctioning MAF on K&N filters, K&N says it's impossible...
Competing filter mfg. are blaming it on additives in K&N oil, K&N then sued these mfg. and sent a CandD order. It's actually quite a mess with a half dozen car mfg...
#7
Originally Posted by bentley500
I am about to install my K&N filter for my Cayenne but when i called the dealer to set the appointment to install the service manager told me that if i install it, the oil from the filter may damage the air flow sensor (and warranty would be voided)... Should i not install the filter and just leave it stock or should i not worry about it?
anybody with any experiences with a K&N filter?
thanks,
BD
anybody with any experiences with a K&N filter?
thanks,
BD
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#10
Originally Posted by MeanMachine
Probably Zero, It just improves the throttle response
One more question (from someone who has never done much of mods)...does more throttle response = faster acceleration or just a "feeling" of faster acceleration.
Does the acceleration improve i.e. can a vehicle with the special filter beat the one without special filter (assuming all else is identical)?
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#11
I know the throttle response is better, I think therefore the head to head would be won by the filtered car but by a fraction.
It only really makes a substantial difference when coupled with Cat Bypass Pipes or CatBack Exhaust. Then you can feel it and the extra 17hp.
It only really makes a substantial difference when coupled with Cat Bypass Pipes or CatBack Exhaust. Then you can feel it and the extra 17hp.
#12
Originally Posted by mudman2
I know the throttle response is better, I think therefore the head to head would be won by the filtered car but by a fraction.
It only really makes a substantial difference when coupled with Cat Bypass Pipes or CatBack Exhaust. Then you can feel it and the extra 17hp.
It only really makes a substantial difference when coupled with Cat Bypass Pipes or CatBack Exhaust. Then you can feel it and the extra 17hp.
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