Cold Air Intake
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DryFlow is developing one in the near future. Enstead of an oil type filter it will be a washable and reusable dry one. Supposedly a better micron filtering and increased flow without the oil. This is supposedly good to prevent contaminating and coating you mass airflow sensor. I,ve been doing some research and am waiting for this to come out. Good luck!
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From: Unfortunately Jeresy
Originally Posted by jimvh2
I'm looking for a cold air intake for my 2005 SD 5.4L. The K & N and Airiad only go up to 2004. Any ideas??????
Stay away from oil soaked filters unless you eventually want MAF sensor issues otherwise good luck
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From: Saskatoon, SK, CA
Originally Posted by jimvh2
I'm looking for a cold air intake for my 2005 SD 5.4L. The K & N and Airiad only go up to 2004. Any ideas??????
You shouldn't have MAF problems if you don't use excess oil on the filter.
Last edited by WildWildWest; Nov 2, 2007 at 08:20 AM.
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Heres a link to a couple kits.
http://store.summitracing.com/egnsea...813803&NeXID=5
Saying that oiled filters will screw up you MAF is WRONG
Been using K&N filters for many years, not ONE MAF problem.
The MAF sensor should be cleaned on a regular basis regardless of filter used.
I clean my MAF twice a year with CRC MAF cleaner.
Don't over oil any filter, a light coat works best.
http://store.summitracing.com/egnsea...813803&NeXID=5
Saying that oiled filters will screw up you MAF is WRONG
Been using K&N filters for many years, not ONE MAF problem.
The MAF sensor should be cleaned on a regular basis regardless of filter used.
I clean my MAF twice a year with CRC MAF cleaner.
Don't over oil any filter, a light coat works best.
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From: Unfortunately Jeresy
Originally Posted by dkf
Heres a link to a couple kits.
http://store.summitracing.com/egnsearch.asp?N=700+4294925239+4294908331+42948464 76+4294907918+4294840115+115+4294813803&NeXID=5
Saying that oiled filters will screw up you MAF is WRONG
Been using K&N filters for many years, not ONE MAF problem.
The MAF sensor should be cleaned on a regular basis regardless of filter used.
I clean my MAF twice a year with CRC MAF cleaner.
Don't over oil any filter, a light coat works best.
http://store.summitracing.com/egnsearch.asp?N=700+4294925239+4294908331+42948464 76+4294907918+4294840115+115+4294813803&NeXID=5
Saying that oiled filters will screw up you MAF is WRONG
Been using K&N filters for many years, not ONE MAF problem.
The MAF sensor should be cleaned on a regular basis regardless of filter used.
I clean my MAF twice a year with CRC MAF cleaner.
Don't over oil any filter, a light coat works best.
You clean it twice a year how many others you think do that so on a basis that some over look the MAF, just maintain the filter and eventually without cleaning sensor due to excess oil over time it will mess the sensor up. may not break it but it will throw the sensors "sensing" capabilites off. you dig
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Originally Posted by BADBLUEOVAL351
You clean it twice a year how many others you think do that so on a basis that some over look the MAF, just maintain the filter and eventually without cleaning sensor due to excess oil over time it will mess the sensor up. may not break it but it will throw the sensors "sensing" capabilites off. you dig
You have to really cake on the oil before any will blow inside the housing, let alone work there way around the little wires in the MAF.
The MAF sensor is very important and should not be neglected like most do.
Last edited by dkf; Nov 2, 2007 at 11:22 AM.
