Changed Filter now get Bee's in the Can Noise
 

Hey, I just changed the filter on my intake and now i get the bee's in the can noise. I check all wirring and connections and they are all tight any ideas how to get rid of it, sounds like i get turbo but no boost lol

:scratch:....changing the filter shouldn't have any effect on that....what y-pipe do you have?

stock, but straight pipe after that, no cat. but b-pipe and muffler,

thats not the same sound as "bees in a can" which you get with a y-pipe

maybe yoru filter is rattleing agains some part of the car

check if you dropped a screw or something into the filter

so screw, filter it tie wraped to the side because i noticed it hanged a little bit, its more of a whistle, at certain rpms

u sure u closed the air box properly. My friends altima makes that sound all the time but he doesnt wana fix it , he likes it

I no more air box, I get K&N Cone Filter converted from Air Box to that.

My Apexi intake makes the same noise, a whistle at around 2500 rpms, i dont think it is anything you need to worry about.

you just replaced the airbox with a cone filter, right?

No I replaced the box with a berk intake and apexi cone filter, what kind of intake did you get?

My berk makes the same sound around 2-3k rpm so i think its just normal.

my stillen, berk, and GAB all made the sound. its the air getting sucked into the throttle body

:sprint: and that's different from the bees-in-the-can sound you'd get from one of em older y-pipes...

Does anyone know of a way to fix the whistling noise from my intake at certain rpms? I know it has nothing to do with my aftermarket air filter, as I have heard the whistle with the air filter off as well as the MAF manifold off. I believe the whistle comes from air going through a fan blade at a specific speed that makes a resonating sound at a perfect frequency to make that noise. I had originally thought it was something like a small leak/hole that air was trying to come from when I fully opened throttle.

Anyways... I was hoping that someone had thought a solution that would help reduce this noise... as the intake sounds great, but the whistle is obnoxious.