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Old 05-04-2008 | 12:22 AM
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Barely used EVO V-Flow CAI and MAF sensor installed for a 996 Turbo, all years. $450 shipped to the lower 50 (anything else pays actual shipping charges). No International shipping. Below are a few pics. Please PM me if interested as I am closing this thread. Thanks!






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Old 05-04-2008 | 12:34 AM
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Sorry, forgot to note that they're for a 996 Turbo.
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I am VERY interested.

PM me and lets work details......
Old 05-04-2008 | 11:13 AM
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Tim, I had a lot of trouble with mine at altitude....you may want to think about what works up here...I blew 3 MAFs in 3 weeks.
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Originally Posted by wross996tt
Tim, I had a lot of trouble with mine at altitude....you may want to think about what works up here...I blew 3 MAFs in 3 weeks.
The results people have with these is erratic. I had an EVO on my tt for 3K miles and had zero problems. I took it off because I got tired of the noise. wross knows his way around the tt's better than I do and he has had problems. Who knows? I do know that the one he put on his tt looks very cool and is a nice piece.
Old 05-04-2008 | 01:41 PM
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I hear you guys. But I have had KN stuff on all my cars and had a similar setup on the C4S and have had no issues.

I have to believe it is in the amount of oils and the cleanliness of the filter. Or at least that is the only thing I can figure.
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Originally Posted by Tim Wasmer
I hear you guys. But I have had KN stuff on all my cars and had a similar setup on the C4S and have had no issues.

I have to believe it is in the amount of oils and the cleanliness of the filter. Or at least that is the only thing I can figure.
Tim,

I have mine up on Ebay. It does not have a MAF like the one from the OP. I'll sell it to you for $300 if you want to come pick it up.
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I just use the stock one and never have any MAF or CEL problems
Old 05-04-2008 | 02:13 PM
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Tim you are a sucker for punishment.. Price out a new MAF before you take the plunge.. It's not the filter my friend

BTW did you get your old K24?

Tim, I just seen your post below.. Email me..

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Old 05-04-2008 | 02:24 PM
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Kevin

No I have not. Something fishy going on there. But I have been focused on getting the car repaired at the moment.

I need to follow up on the location of it. They said they shipped it and it never arrived so I asked them WHERE was it. Never heard back
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Actually it is the filter and the oil from the oiled filters blowing out the MAF. The topic's been beaten to death all over the forums. I think wross was in on the one we had going back when I first had this issue on my 996 Cab when I went to the K&N CAI. I went through 2 MAFs until I switched from the oiled K&N to a dry AEM cone filter and never blew another MAF again.

That said, this one includes a MAF installed.
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Originally Posted by sfirestine
Actually it is the filter and the oil from the oiled filters blowing out the MAF. The topic's been beaten to death all over the forums. I think wross was in on the one we had going back when I first had this issue on my 996 Cab when I went to the K&N CAI. I went through 2 MAFs until I switched from the oiled K&N to a dry AEM cone filter and never blew another MAF again.

That said, this one includes a MAF installed.
Uh sorry maybe the issue is beaten to death, but it has nothing to do with oil on the filter...mine was a DRY filter...the only hypothesis I have heard that explains it is the air turbulence. The signal the MAF sends depends on the differential temp. from one side to the other. When the air flows erratically the MAF (voltage) spikes and fries it. I believe the problem is not a simple one and depends on a number of factors including environment, other hardware and ECU.

As Kevin says...try it, but get a couple of spare MAFs also.
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PRICE NOW $500 SHIPPED TO LOWER 50. Please PM me if interested as I am closing this thread. Thanks!

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