Intake Air Filter choice
I have very good throttle response using the ITG Foam Filter (drop in stock replacement) on my M3 plus a slightly louder intake sound. The only downside is the the oil/gluey substance for filtering dripping down into the bottom of the intake box which requires occassional rotation. Mind you it's a vertical placement versus the more horizontal on the MB.
Thanks in advance.




tru, which K&N filter do i need to buy, does anyone have the part number? went on their website and i THINK the two they're referring to are differentiated by V6 vs. diesel engine, but i can't really be sure. just want to make sure i buy the right one.




Fju, assuming you have a E320 V6 in US, this is the one you need and it's the one I am using http://www.knfilters.com/search/prod...x?Prod=33-2184 I can't confirmed what car you drive since one is TOTALED and the other one is RIP

The "2 required" one seems like it's for the European market. There's one for I-6 engine and there's also one for CDI.
I think the key to not damage or flood the MAF sensor is never overlube. Make sure to have the filter hang dry for 2 days before putting back into the filter box.
my .02
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I have the US E320. autohausaz.com rules. I love it. Might as well pick up a couple air filters AND a couple wiper blade inserts! Thanks!
So you recommend OEM? I'm not really a big believer in noticeable differences in HP with the K&N, I just heard it was a good, quality choice. But usually I go for OEM parts; again, this will be the first time I've changed it in this car.




ohlord
mobil 1 0w40 ,and fleece filter to allow the 10000mile or so oil change intervals.The kit includes the fleece filter and all the little rubber o rings that allow the filter to do it's job so efficiently.
ohlord
oil change a definite diy item,diy and pics http://www.mercedesshop.com/Wikka/OilFilter2
forget the disclaimer at the top of the page you can do all maint items if you want to learn and then pick up some tools.




my bad. I got confused because people were talking about lubricating the K&N filters and all that. I don't do oil changes myself, but I do know the parts that my mechanic uses are quality; I have the receipt somewhere and have looked into it. When I own a house with my own garage I'll take a stab at doing that DIY!
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i'm also lookin into buying a green filter, over all, what woukd be the best choice, not going with K&n due to it being less effective, is green the same?
oem or what?
ALi


