O2 Sensor Failure after Intake Install??
O2 Sensor Failure after Intake Install??
I've been very hesistant in adding an intake because of some problems I've heard regarding the O2 sensor failing after installing an intake. Is this a common problem, or even one at all? Thanks.
If you believe the sales pitch by dry-type air filter companies like Apexi, they claim that “oil based” air filters, like K&N, can deposit a thin film of oil on the MAF sensor, which can lead to MAF sensor problems. My Berk intake uses an Apexi filter and I have had no problems.
Originally Posted by MDS
If you believe the sales pitch by dry-type air filter companies like Apexi, they claim that “oil based” air filters, like K&N, can deposit a thin film of oil on the MAF sensor, which can lead to MAF sensor problems. My Berk intake uses an Apexi filter and I have had no problems.
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