Oil change from hell, carbonio filter cleaned
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Oil change from hell, carbonio filter cleaned
So normally changing my oil takes about 15 minutes, most of which is getting the tools out. Yesterday 1 hour. Many of the screws that hold the plastic cover over the oil pan just would not come out. I am referring to the bolts up front which screw into the metal brackets. One of the screws was so badly stripped I had to remove it by drilling it out. I am unsure if the hex bolts up front are factory or not. I know the three flat head taping screws are. Just thought I would share and was wondering if anyone else has ever had this problem.
I also took out my carbonio filter and cleaned it. Hosed it out then blew it dry with an air compressor. I have only had the carbonio for about a year and I noticed that the filter was very clean. Getting it out was a pain in the ***.
I also took out my carbonio filter and cleaned it. Hosed it out then blew it dry with an air compressor. I have only had the carbonio for about a year and I noticed that the filter was very clean. Getting it out was a pain in the ***.
#2
RE: Oil change from hell, carbonio filter cleaned
Don't even bother with your plastic cover. Its made to **** of DIY'ers so they can take it to the dealer. Just leave it off unless you're a hardcore off roader.
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RE: Oil change from hell, carbonio filter cleaned
I do not run a belly pan and most people that I know do not either as it gets in the way whenever you have to do ANYTHING under the car ....[sm=headbang.gif]
Do you have the version 1 Carbonio intake or the version 2? The version 1 is like a K&N filter and sould only be cleaned every 50k since it needs to be re-oiled. The version 2 has a foam type element but I am not sure what kind of filter it is.
Do you have the version 1 Carbonio intake or the version 2? The version 1 is like a K&N filter and sould only be cleaned every 50k since it needs to be re-oiled. The version 2 has a foam type element but I am not sure what kind of filter it is.
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RE: Oil change from hell, carbonio filter cleaned
ORIGINAL: Jeff
you need to use a dry filter, if you oil yours then kiss your maf good by
you need to use a dry filter, if you oil yours then kiss your maf good by
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RE: Oil change from hell, carbonio filter cleaned
I have a K&N drop in in both my A4 and S4 and haven't had a problem with the MAF sensors. I think its the idiots that do thier own oiling that over do it and screw up the MAFs.
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