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MAF sensor Q's

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MAF sensor Q's

Post by Kitika »

G'day quick question I know that MAF sensors don't like oiled filters so would it be possible to put it before the filter? Or is a little bit of dust worse than the oil vapour from the filter? I'm making a new airbox and it was just a thought I had.
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Post by chimpboy »

They are usually very delicate items and I would be concerned about both dust and oil.
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Post by Kitika »

I figured as much. I'll just take my chances with the oil and eventually get a mafless tune so i can get rid of the maf altogether.
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Post by MUD000 »

Is thank the crank vent ??
Put it in after the MAF this is how I did mine
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Post by -Scott- »

MUD000 wrote:Is thank the crank vent ??
Put it in after the MAF this is how I did mine
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I believe he's talking about oiled air filters, and the theory that oil comes off them.

K&N have published a study which claims theirs don't give off oil (when oiled correctly) - but of course, they would.

I don't know about other brands of oiled filters.
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