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Decided to try one more thing and used the O rubber ring from original filters and put it on the AFE plastic tubing that was going into the filters. Hopefully to eliminate any outside air introduction...
Cant post pic here so see pictures on the first page of this post. I cleared the codes again and will give it few days. This is the last attempt. |
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The dry filters do not flow as well and have more filtration.
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01-27-2020, 11:55 AM | #70 |
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I had dry filters with no issues and no leak issues. My oiled filters just came in today so I’m curious to see by logs if they actually flow more I’ll report back after a day or 2
Edit: first thing I noticed is the turbos don’t sound as loud with the pro5r filters |
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01-28-2020, 03:56 PM | #71 |
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So AFE is sending me today dry filters to try instead of oil ones to see if this fixes the issue. This is the last resort before returning the intake.
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No issues with mine. Also im driving in the snow and slush here in montreal.
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02-02-2020, 11:55 AM | #73 |
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AFE mailed me 2 white/dry filters to try free of charge. I cleared the light and installed new filters. One thing I noticed is that the filters sit really snug inside the plastic casing compared to the blue ones. Will drive for few days and report back. This is last test before the return. Fingers crossed |
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The troubleshooting going on with people using AFE eventually pushed me onto RK. I was able to get a good deal, 1800 including install. But if it's any consolation, my mechanic said he prefers RK over the other intakes for our platform. Hope it works out for everyone using AFE though.
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02-05-2020, 09:07 AM | #77 |
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So 40+ miles and around 6 engine starts NO Check Engine light with these new white dry filters. I dont feel any difference between blue or white too.
Will give it another few days but looks like the way to go is to use dry filters with this AFE intake. |
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Update: new DRY White filters, probably 30+miles and few engine starts later and I have no issues. Looks like dry filters is the way to go.
Question is how this AFE better than my Dinan setup... I like the turbos spool sound but $600 for a sound, not sure Later will try to test both with my Perfomance Box. Just need to find an empty road. More to come |
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02-10-2020, 02:34 AM | #83 |
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Wet Filters are fine to use Gents. All you have to do is dab them with a kitchen paper towel to get all excess oil off and you'll be fine. All of you who are experiencing CEL's check your install, make sure there are no air leaks etc and clean the MAP sensors with some CRC MAF or Electrical contact cleaner. I bet you will have no issues after that.
Keep us updated.
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If you have Dinan I dont think it makes sense to change to AFE right away but compared to stock filters it is an improvement and you can feel it. . Last edited by PhillyX5M; 02-10-2020 at 04:37 AM.. |
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Oil wasnt dripping from my filters you almost couldn't feel it so at least in my case dont think that's a problem. Also, this time I did not clean the MAF sensors after I replaced blue with dry white ones so if there was some oil residue on the sensors the CEL would kick in again but in my case dry filters fixed it. Just to put that theory to rest I can take the paper towell and my wife's hair dryer and will dry those suckers It's a 5 min job to replace the filters so why not. Stay tuned |
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I clean my E70 X5M MAP sensors every time after cleaning and reoiling the BMC filters. Looking forward to your results with dried oiled filters lol
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So i finally got around to install my intake with the blue filters and of course i got the cel haha the weather was warm enough today in ny n the rain held off so i decided to give this a go.... i took everyone's advice and still got hit with the cel... I currently have a full afe exhaust with the resonators, no dp's...like most of you are saying i can't really notice a diff with performance but the sounds you can hear from accelerating n letting of the gas is worth every penny! Tomorrow im getting my dinan stage 2 installed so let's see if that will get rid of the cel.. Meantime there hasn't been a great day to wash this girl...
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