Yo dudes!
I picked up a new K&N filter that fit nicely around the stock air filter housing mounting points. In doing the swap, I also removed a ~3 inch rubber tube that connected from a port hole on the engine to the filter housing...
With the new K&N in place, I was unable to get the 2.5 engine started (even after spraying on some starter fluid) :censored: Frustrated, I put the stock filter with 'tube' back on, and then the engine fired back up.
So my question is, what does this little magical rubber tube do, and is there any hope in me still being able to use my new $20 filter?
I picked up a new K&N filter that fit nicely around the stock air filter housing mounting points. In doing the swap, I also removed a ~3 inch rubber tube that connected from a port hole on the engine to the filter housing...
With the new K&N in place, I was unable to get the 2.5 engine started (even after spraying on some starter fluid) :censored: Frustrated, I put the stock filter with 'tube' back on, and then the engine fired back up.
So my question is, what does this little magical rubber tube do, and is there any hope in me still being able to use my new $20 filter?