I have an 84 Chevy Pickup with the GM 6.2 Diesel Engine. The engine came out of a salvage yard, and It is not quite as good at the one that was in it before. I know they say every little bit helps, and I was considering getting a K&N Filter, because I have seen it demonstrated how much more air flow they allow. My question is: Does the increased air flow help with engine performance on a diesel engine? I have been told that change in the air flow will in NO way help a diesel run better, this seems inaccurate, but I want educated opinions. Before, i got 18-20 mpg on the highway, with this engine I only get about 14-15. I don't expect it to make ALL the difference in the world, but will it allow my engine to run and operate smoother and get marginaly better fuel economy? Please, I am thinking a K&N Filter would help, but i dont wanna spend $60 on a filter if it will make no difference.
2007-04-09
05:06:30
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