Get Better MPG’s: Jeep Air Filter Swap for beginners

4x4CampingCorps Beginners guide: change air filter in a Jeep 2.0T. In this video we show you how to change the air filter in a Jeep Wrangler with the 2.0T engine, and improve fuel efficiency / MPG's. This is a beginners guide video, with step by step directions showing you exactly what to do.
Scroll down for Link to K&N Filter shown in video
With gas prices as high as they are, anything helps to increase fuel efficiency and save money at the pump. If you have a Jeep, or any kind of off-road capable vehicle, chances are your MPG's are not very good. But an adventure loving person will not settle for an average vehicle…you want something fun and exciting, and poor MPG's is the price you pay. But it doesn't have to be so bad...you can maximize your engine your engine’s efficiency and get better MPG's by doing a simple 10 minute upgrade to your air filter.
In this video, we at 4x4CampingCorps show you how to change the air filter in your Jeep Wrangler JL or JLU with the 2.0T engine. This is a very quick upgrade that can drastically improve your engine's performance while at the same time helping you save money at the pump. Watch this video to see how you can do it; and how a few minutes of time can save you thousands of dollars!
Amazon Link to K&N Air Filter shown in the video for the 2.0T Jeep JLU Engine: www.amazon.com...

[@mikesters3532]

If you off road especially in dusty conditions, OEM air filter is the way to go. Hands down.

[@4x4campingcorps]

K&N will clog up faster than OEM paper filters in dusty conditions (due to the oil on it), nice thing is it can be cleaned, re-oiled and reused…you don’t have to buy a new filter each time.

[@samdaman258]

What are you thinking about the K&N filter now? I got them but after looking into the tests on TH-cam it’s said to allow a lot and I mean a lot of contaminants in.

[@4x4campingcorps]

I’ve still been averaging better MPG’s, but haven’t really noticed any other differences. Due to the better fuel efficiency, it will pay for itself in just a few months, but that’s about it…
What videos did you watch about the contaminants? Would you mind posting the links here and I’ll watch them too?

[@greygoose4x46]

I have never heard that / I just installed one in mine and I love it it
Have them in all my vehicles

[@canamxmr4760]

@@4x4campingcorpsprojectfarm did a comparison. Worth a watch.

[@mikeogden5256]

Crazy I got about a 3mpg decrease in mpg in my 3.6l wrangler

[@4x4campingcorps]

That is crazy. What kind of filter did you use?

[@mikeogden5256]

@@4x4campingcorps k&N direct drop in

[@OaklyFilms]

Are your tires running the propper pressure? I run 35” on 36psi with the 2.0 and i get 19-20 mpg

[@4x4campingcorps]

At the time I made this video I had factory provided 33” muds @ 37psi. The air filter did make a difference, but nothing earth shattering…

[@4x4campingcorps]

Almost all my driving is City; hardly ever highway. Is most of your driving highway?