This is a discussion on 1.9 TDI Panel filter from K&N within the Octavia II forums, part of the Skoda Model Discussion Area category; Finally I got one. Part Number 33-2865. Engine breathing greater even if compare with new stock filter....
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| Briskodian | Finally I got one. Part Number 33-2865. Engine breathing greater even if compare with new stock filter. Last edited by Shahoff; 16-05-2007 at 23:31. |
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| Re: 1.9 TDI Panel filter from K&N Quote:
I have just fitted the same filter to my vRS TDI and find it hard to know if there is any difference apart from the feel good factor. Short of putting a car on a rolling road, before & after, any difference is hard to prove. I have done one test. With the OE filter I checked several times the 'instant mpg' on full throttle acceleration in 4th gear; between about 2,750rpm to 3,750rpm the reading stabalised at 10.4mpg. With the K&N I get the same 10.4mpg reading. In theory; if the K&N was giving more air the ECU would provide more fuel and TBH I was expecting a reading of 10.3mpg or perhaps 10.2mpg. Is my theory wrong? or does the K&N not make any particular difference? apart from the 'feel good' factor. | |
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| Re: 1.9 TDI Panel filter from K&N Quote:
Trouble is the effect is not "instant" as the CPU takes a while to adapt to new things while it learns what to do whith it (up to 4 weeks) so fitting it and expecting lift off just won't happen ...the only way to test this is to RR the car, fit the filter, drive around for a month and then RR the car again, it may get you 2 to 5 bhp ........it's no use clearing the cpu either as it will then have relearn everthing ...again taking about a month
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| Re: 1.9 TDI Panel filter from K&N Quote:
Mind you I do 350-400 miles per week so might feel an effect in less than a month? Same as Millers Diesel Sport4 - that takes 250-500 miles to 'take effect' - presumable for the same reason of the ECU learning its new diet. I thought everything was meant to be 'instant' these days? ![]() | |
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| Briskodian | Re: 1.9 TDI Panel filter from K&N To be on the safe side, you may want to dab the filter with some kitchen roll to take off any excess oil (if there is any) to reduce the chance of this ending up on the MAF. HTH
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