Filter ?
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08-21-2006, 04:53 PM
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C32 AMG
Originally Posted by Derrick9191
I have green and they are great.
On some cars, an over-oiled filter can affect MAF sensor function, although I've not heard this to be a problem with our cars.
Personally, I question the value of aftermarket versus OEM. Every air intake system has its choke point, and looking at the intake on a C32, I suspect that the dual pleated filters offer more than enough volume; and the choke point is probably further downstream.
08-21-2006, 05:27 PM
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2003 C-Class Sportcoupe
Originally Posted by Fifth Ring
Are Green an oiled filter or dry?
On some cars, an over-oiled filter can affect MAF sensor function, although I've not heard this to be a problem with our cars.
Personally, I question the value of aftermarket versus OEM. Every air intake system has its choke point, and looking at the intake on a C32, I suspect that the dual pleated filters offer more than enough volume; and the choke point is probably further downstream.
On some cars, an over-oiled filter can affect MAF sensor function, although I've not heard this to be a problem with our cars.
Personally, I question the value of aftermarket versus OEM. Every air intake system has its choke point, and looking at the intake on a C32, I suspect that the dual pleated filters offer more than enough volume; and the choke point is probably further downstream.
