The Best Engine Air Filter in the World and Why
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- Engine air filter. The Best Engine Air Filter in the World and Why, DIY with Scotty Kilmer. Engine air filter replacement. Car engine air filter. OEM air filter vs aftermarket. Are OEM air filters better than aftermarket? Are reusable air filters good? Are k&n air filters bad for your car? Are k&n air filters worth it? Engine air filters explained. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 50 years. Scotty Kilmer, gives you a chance to win a car product, by entering in this weekly giveaway.
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Scotty Kilmer is the 2nd gen is 350 a quality vehicle?
Scotty Kilmer What is your take on "plasma" spark plugs and/or ignition systems? Also what do you think about reusable/washable oil filters?
I love your videos! Send a filter my way!
WIX generally makes a great aftermarket filter if you cant find an OEM
Scotty I’m sorry but running a K&N on an off-road vehicle is a horrible idea even when running outerwear
QUICK TIP: Use a Sharpie pen to write the date and the mileage that the filter was changed on the side of the new filter when you change it. That way you don't have to guess how long it's been on the car.
Late to the parade but your suggestion is great.
Would be nice if people did that .
I just change them every oil change
@@deejeff8846 I thought they only needed to be change around ~15k miles?
Do it with your home light bulbs. 👍
From a long term K&N employee...
Ever since Goldman Sachs Merchant Banking Division bought the company, many of the raw parts have been sourced and manufactured in China.
The cloth (filtering membrane) is nothing like how it used to be.
It’s more or less a marketing company now selling on its past reputation and history.
Good to know !!
Thank you very much for your insight and honesty.
I have a 1997 4 Runner. The K&N filter I have is as old as the car. I have no complaints about the filter. The engine has 391k miles on it and is still running just fine.
That's too bad. The filter I have is 20 years, 200k miles and works like a champ. The only issue I've had is trying to remember where I put the kit when I go to clean it. Not having to decide on which filter to buy every year and when it should be changed and finding the proper size has been great.
Sad . . . they decided to follow Fram' footsteps. Back in the day Fram was #1 then they quickly moved overseas to a bunch of backwards countries and deliberately ruined their product. I know 2 of my engines had been ruined by Fram oil filters in the 80s / 90s.
“And you’re wasting money!” And Starbucks appears. I’m dead
Scotty is hilarious, I watch almost as much for the humor has I do to get educated
It's the universal symbol for wasted money
I know, that was a pretty good dig. LOL
then stay dead *DABS*
Right on the money. Yesterday was my first visit to StarBitches and bought a drink for $4 and it was filled with Ice. A waste of money.
When I first saw you on UTube, I thought you were just another nut on here. But, after watching you on several more videos, I’m beginning to think you’re one of the smartest mechanics I’ve seen. Lots of good videos. Keep up the good work.
Hes been one if the best mechanics for years... This man has personally saved me thousands
me too, just got a sweet 2006 Camry, my mechanic is an hour and a half away but so good, we tailored our search to the area he is located. He advised us through the whole process. Oh my how we old men (I'm old) do carry on. Scotty has also personally save me thousands too. Oh, as an addendum, my sweetheart is very cautious, loves scotty and when I found a 2003 "nice looking" Chevy impala, she simply said..."Well what does Scotty say, I just about died as we watched a scotty video couple nights before, where he said he doesn't like them. hilarious.
He’s been on TV since 1946, so duh
Same story here. Great videos
I've been watching vids on filters for months learning. This video is great for two reasons. It explains exactly what you should do and shows proof why on the OEM pleats. The other is the oil on filters and how it clogs the air flow and ruins a very needed sensor. Pay attention all! Thanks my friend.
Stock air intake systems are tuned to give a boost to power around the 2-3k rev region on petrol cars while losing power at the lower and higher rev bands. The way pressure waves travel through the intake system, resonances can build up and this can actually be beneficial for NA cars where, at certain revs, the intake will *push* more air into the cylinders than it would ordinarily do. Narrowing of the air intake pipe (impedance control) is used to cause a higher air speed for forcing more air into the cylinders, but this reduces the capacity for instantaneous air flow. It improves efficiency in the daily driving rev range on NA engines but at the cost of some potential power.
Tuning intake systems requires a lot of knowledge, maths and computer modelling to get right, so whacking any old aftermarket filter system onto the car will likely end up with not much gain for a high cost.
For those that like to get the revs up to redline and/or use the vehicle at the highest power point, a well-designed after market intake system and filter can actually boost power by a few % (in the region of 1%-4% depending on the vehicle). This is because they usually have shorter and larger diameter intake pipes that have less 90º bends. More air can flow and it can flow more instantaneously. This usually improves throttle response too. However, there is a cost. They will usually decrease power in the lower to mid rev range, decreasing the efficiency of the engine, as it was specifically designed to work best at a specific air flow rate and rev range.
I'll mention cold air intakes too, that they can improve volumetric efficiency by having a higher mass of air in the cylinders. Simply put, cooler air is more dense, so you can fit more air into the cylinders for a bigger bang with more fuel. Most filter systems are designed with this in mind so aftermarket filters won't usually improve volumetric efficiency by much.
*tl;dr - If you just want to do daily driving, stick with the stock air system but think about the possibility of a better quality air filter. If you're going to mod your car, you probably know all of the above already (except the maths involved in tuning an intake system and the acoustics involved). Perhaps something interesting to learn about.*
It's the reason automotive designers and manufacturers pay engineers big money. KIS and effective. OEM filters are the way to go. Anything else throws of the "balance" of the system.
You didn’t mention the volumetric efficiency with a paper filter in a controlled environment. Tests suggest that you gain horse power when the ambient temperature drops below 10deg Celsius. The air molecules shrink and therefore more of them can flow into the combustion chambers and ultimately you get more power increasing horse manure by 30%.
Never really could get a definitive answer about OEM vs Aftermarket Air Filters. You saved me some bucks Scotty, Thanks!
Thanks Scotty, always good to get your wisdom from experience. I have watched lots of your vids and enjoyed them all. DIYer here with lots to learn.
This is the best page on car mechanics I've ever seen!
Great video Scotty! I’m glad I found your youtube channel. You’ve grown to be one of my favorite mechanics in a short time. Thanks for all the expert advise.
Thank you, Scotty! I've learned so much from your videos!
Wix & STP had both in my 2013 Prius C. They look exactly like OEM cost around $20 and worked great!
I love this channel!! Very honest and informative. This channel has educated me better than the mechanic shops in my neighborhood. Thank you for all that you do Scotty Kilmer....Your awesome
People forget to give the inside of the air box a good clean too before changing the filter.
Paul Morgan I always do that
Man, I replaced the air filter in my 1999 Mercedes E320, and there were leaves and Reese's peanut butter cup wrapper in there... I guess that's were my childhood went...
Yes, I've used a vacuum to get debris out of my air filter box before.
Im a mechanic and you wouldn’t believe the stuff inside air boxes. Snail shells, mud, holes. No one ever cleans them out (we do at the shop) some of the debris is even past the filter
As well as the throttle body
Scotty I love your videos and you seriously rock for all your help. Glad to see you telling the truth about KN filters. Too many people don’t do that and end up trashing their MAP. Keep up the cool videos
Youre the best scotty. Ive learned many things about car stuff coz of you. May you have a very great future ahead for being helpful to people like me.
Thanks Scotty for all of your great tips. You're an oldschool honest mechanic✌😄
Scotty, YOU ROCK! I've watched a lot of your vids, I'm a pretty decent mechanic myself,(by necessity,lol) and love just about anything with an engine or motor of any kind. You are so logical and down to earth; really appreciate your videos! And I agree about the K&N: they are excellent filters, but they do have a bit of a 'learning curve', and as you pointed out about the MAF, a mistake can be expensive. Like I said; logical, reasoned and thorough... Keep the vids comin'!
I've bought several cars and bikes that had K&N Filters, which I changed for a standard paper filter everytime. The savings were tempting, but I don't reckon I'd every be able to get them 100% clean and I'm not interested in anything less. Great videos, thanks.
Scotty your the best man !!! When I'm bored or need a information download I go and watch your content! You rock !
I watch his entire videos just to see Scotty ring the bell.
Thanks for the heads up on the filter media choice's. Will stay with the OEM........
I enjoy your short videos. I am amazed at how much has changed since I stared driving, and you keep me updated with the lastest knowledge.
Thanks for answering the K&N question. So many videos out there but your the only one I trust to give straight talk. As we got closer to the end I was afraid you were going to leave it out. 👍
😉👍K&N filters are the best ones since a long time (in m.op.). I've been using them in many different cars in the last 30 years! Currently in my EVO IX (350hp/ built as a track tool) and my V6 daily-car. American workmanship at its finest. Greetings Marcel/ Switzerland 🇨🇭
His videos are not only full of great knowledge, they background pictures makes them hilarious!
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Thank you so much for always teaching about your mechanics experience and intelligence. I just recently moved to San Antonio Texas and realized it's 2 months ago you moved from Houston to Tennessee. Please keep uploading videos. You are a great teacher.
Thanks for the informative video Scottie!
Outstanding advice about air filters. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
When you said, “wasting money” and put the Starbucks coffee, I lost it! That was hilarious!
Good information Scotty. Keep up the good work. Thank you for helping us filtrate car knowledge.
Can't argue with you on those points, bigger surface area better fuel economy
I was also a little surprised when he said it was for surface area, round filters have a ton of surface area. But they don't allow for easy mounting away from the top of the engine and can't be tucked away in neat little boxes.
I didn't know the water and oil system. Thank you for the history lesson.
THANKYOU for the filter info Scotty, I need a knew OE filter for my 02 Honda S2000 ❗💥
Congratulations on your insightful yet simple and helpful videos!
Boy Scotty, just checked my air filter wow I sure could use that new one. Lol. No seriously, thank you for all your great videos. I grew up in a small repair shop my father ran and watching you reminds me of my dad and all those good times.
Glad to hear it and thanks for the support!
Scotty you’re cool “rev up your engine!” Thanks for all the good advice
this is the only channel that can give trusty information. Thanks Mr. Kilmer.
Thank you for the very helpful information on your phone. I did not know Williams for the best. Thank you also for your great sense of humor is your delivery information. My wife and I both really joy watching your videos, and have shared them with any friends. Great job!
Love the history lesson Scotty!
Image of a Starbucks Grande Late enema right when you said "wasting money" = perfect image analogy. thanks for the laugh!
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Nice job Scotty! Keep doing what u r doing to keep us smart & running!
Thank you for the rec. I just changed my air filter the other day, but from now on I’ll get the OEM one! 👍🏻
K&N checked these map sensor claims and they've never seen a damaged sensor due to there filter. They have a million mile guarantee for the filters life. Cleaning isn't difficult and the cleaning fluid is a great degreaser around the house. Get the big bottle! 😉
My experience with K&N cleanable filters is that no matter how well you clean them, they are still going to retain some level of dirt and grime. This will eventually built up over time despite periodic cleaning and will progressively cause deteriorating performance. As Scotty said, oil and grease is not supposed to be in an intake meant for cold air so putting in an oiled filter is counterintuitive to basic mechanics. Overall stick with oem paper filters, they are the simplest and safest option.
What about the aFe magnumflow pro dry s performance filter....it's dry doesn't use oil
@@definitionXrp 4 months late bro but I use those on my q50 best upgrade I’ve done no oil no mess same performance as k & n
K&N
Promise better air flow.
Filtration is not the same as paper Filtration
I'm more concerned with my MAF sensor.
I was just going to put a K&N air filter in my Ford 2020 2.7 turbo. After watching your you tube video, I am going to stay stock. I really enjoy your you tube info.
Thanks so much!
Thank for all your videos Scotty. We need more folks like yourself.
Never knew those could effect the mass sensor. Good to know! Thanks Scotty!
It's possible, I've seen quite a few messed up from over/improper oiling or from excessive debris getting through the filter (K&N flows better but also allows larger particles through). In addition, if you send in a sample of your oil to a lab to be analyzed once it is used up while running an OEM air filter and then do another sample with a K&N you will come back with higher silicon content indicative of extra dust and dirt making it not only into your engine but bad enough even to contaminate your oil. I've run several K&N filters over the years and never had any trouble with them, sensors, or even extra engine wear but I've also sold those vehicles around the 200k mile mark rather than stretching them for the whole life of the vehicle.
K&N air filters also don't make economic sense unless you are planning on keeping it a very long time. Figure they run about $60 on average, where you could buy an OEM air filter for $15, and then you need to buy their recharge kits ($15 and lasts for 4-5 cleanings). I get 15-20k miles out of an air filter before replacing it, so I'd have to run over 100k miles for a K&N to catch up with the cost of OEM filters. There is also a particular method to cleaning them properly, you want to make sure they're perfectly dry after cleaning and before adding oil, and then once you oil them you want to let them sit to let the oil soak in (I prefer overnight). If you're as picky as I am about making sure that filter is 100% dry it could be sitting out in the sun all day, being rotated every few hours, and still not be totally dried out
Thanks for the great info about air filters, Scotty! I have been using those aftermarket ones (usually Fram), and I didn't realize the OEM filters are so much better for filtration. Well, I know I am probably commenting too late to have a chance for winning the OEM air filter, but I have enjoyed watching your great videos for quite a long time now, and I continue to watch them and learn more and more useful things about car repair. Thanks, Scotty! :)
Thanks so much for your advice. I love your explanations, so thorough.
Good explanation and good video young man. Thanks and I'm going to see more videos of you. How about one of the new model of VW Polo 1.0 TSI / DSG 7 speed?
Total truth in every word you said. Excellent!
Great job I always use MANN-FILTER never had any problems
I like your car tips. They are very helpful and don't involve the use of tools and equipment that a regular person can't normally access.
Thank you for doing this. I really enjoy your knowledge.
Its soo wonderful hearing someone agree with what ive been saying all these years! :)
Great info on OEM air filters.
Thank you Scotty. Nice to have someone explain air filters in simple language.
You can order them through Dooxi.They seem to be machined with a degree of care and work quiet well.
I Scotty I not a car man but your explanation about filter are great .Every week my knowledge of cars expands because of your episodes.Keep up the good work.👍
I could really use an air filter Scotty, love your channel btw, I suggest it to everyone, a real smart idea.
This is actually the best and most accurate assessment of a quality air filter I’ve seen. I’ve been saying the same thing to mechanics for years. I hope many mechanics watch this! RYCO made to OEM specs or better!
Thank you Scotty, this information is just what I needed. On my way to buy some new engine oil and air filters soon.
Love the channel, I'm a k&n guy through and through, but not over doing the oil was great advice. Tx!
Another great video Scott
"Once they become impregnated with a lot of dirty stuff you gotta replace em" - Scott Kilmer
Lmao 😂
This is very sound advice indeed
Thanks, something I never thought about in replacement filters.....Jim
Thank you for your great information! It really helps me with my 2006 BMW X3 3.0i E83! Keep rockin' Scotty!
Really need some new air filters! Thanks Scotty!
Never knew about the water and oil filters. Thanks for the knowledge scotty!
I really appreciate your videos. I have learned a TON!
Good Morning Scotty! Another great video👍! Could you do a vid on using thicker oil during the summer, even if its just a 1 min vid. Hope you have a Happy Monday😀
morning!
Good video as always!
Thank you for your videos, very helpful!!
Scotty, ever since I rang that bell, I have been binge watching your videos. Very informative and funny. Keep 'em coming
Just discovered your channel. Love it! :)
Thanks for all your advice Scotty! I drive a 2017 Tacoma trd off-road 4x4.
You always have great logical videos. Simple techniques and some humor.
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I really appreciate your videos. They are SO HONEST, that crooked companies get PISSED and want to sue you when in fact, THEY are at FAULT.
:) Loving the videos Scotty. I'm a K&N type of guy. Yet, I don't clean the K&N with what they offer. A vacuum and Marvel oil does me fine or wash it then use the Marvel. I can't say I won't use the original equipment. Because, always had in the past. And, I kept my vehicles for around 14 years each on average. Just thought I would add my two cents, Scotty. Again, love the videos, 101st.
Scotty=the best history teacher 👌
Thank you so much for all the valuable insight and help you are awesome
I’ve learned a lot from u I have a 2011 GMC Acadia that’s got over 120,000 miles on it. Gas mileage in town is really bad high way I get about 19 mpg I’ve been able to work on my car more because of u. Thank you so much love your show and everything you do
Good info about filters. Thank you sir.
I have seen it on Dooxi, it is more expensive than the aboveD
Thanks. I use AEM reusables because they don’t require oil, but I should just use OEM.
Honest Finance I have an aem on my focus, seems to work well. Plus it sounds better.
Honest Finance k&n owns aem
fordfocuszx93 🤣🤣🤣🤣 got them ahhahahah
where’s a good place to get the OEM filters?
@@scrv4 You can order them through Dooxi.They seem to be machined with a degree of care and work quiet well.
Thanks Scotty!
Really enjoy your videos. Entertaining and instructional. 👍
Thanks Scotty for the history of car filers. Very interesting!!!
I was almost convinced to buy the K and N Super Duper Flow. Flows more air? Traps less dirt!
I get the plain ol' Motorcraft air filters for Cabin and Engine for my 13 Ford Escape.
🤦♂️ traps less dirt that's gonna go inside the engine oil umm no thanks
I'd appreciate a new air filter. Thanks Scotty!
Well done Scott informative and useful thanks clyde
Scotty certainly knows his stuff
ill take that filter for my beater, thanks scotty
Thanks again Scotty! I switched to K&N engine oil filters several years ago for my 2004 Camry and let my K&N friendly wash it earlier than recommended by K&N and have been very happy with the results. I now have 200k + on the odometer. I live in a zone where the air is pretty clean except for spring pollen. Thanks for all the very valuable advice you have given us “Scotty Followers” in the past but I really love my sweet K&N…..unless you buy me a new Camry.
very informative. I always try to use OEM for the best performance. This video convinced me. Love Scotty K.
Another great video, Scotty Kilmer. Always, you have that little nugget of gold, with the specific information you share. Like: "too much oil" on a K&N reusable air filter can or will ruin your mass airflow sensor. The whole video is informative and entertaining. Thank you.
For Pleats Sake.
David Prokity. My new, 76 Pontiac Firebird, Formula 400, had a strange combination paper/oil & foam air filter. The oil/foam combo was on the outside, the paper on the inside. You had to clean foam then, re-oil it. Was a mess, and I ditched it for paper only filter. I could have done a lot of easily available performance modifications to the weak, "smoger stock," Pontiac 400 ci motor, and turbo 400 trans. - I did put in a "shift kit" that made it jump to life. Would've done the cam, heads, headers, intake manifold - it could have been a mover!
I agree comPleatly .
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GREAT presentation pal! Thanks, Mike
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I have been using the K and N air filters for a very long time on many different car engines 4 and 6 cylinders. If you follow the directions and don't over oil the air filter. I find my engines ran better and the sound changed. When going full throttle. Its worth every dime. I cleaned and re oiled my air filter every other oil change. Shawn
Just like cleanable furnace ones they have less resistance, but less filtration. They choice it yours. As long as it is not a hybrid you can get away with it.
I recently cleaned and re oiled mines after 6 months. That was my bad. Car is running smooth like butter now. But I hope I didn't over oil it. I might have. I'll be cleaning MAF sensor just in case lol