01-25-2010, 01:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Zat_Zuma
I'm wondering if you have a aftermarket intake on the car?
To me it seems that your silicon and insolubles are still too high which can cause premature wear. A faulty air filter or aftermarket one can cause this. I would suggest to clean or replace the air filters. New filters have been found to be faulty from the manufacturer.
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My car is 100% stock. No aftermarket intake.
I've since replaced my air filters with new OEM ones so we'll see if the next analysis improves.
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