Volvo XC90 3.2 Engine Air Filter 6 Cylinder 30680293

Name: Volvo XC90 3.2 Engine Air Filter 6 Cylinder 30680293 - KinkzAutoparts
Price: 2500.00 KES
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Categories: Air filter, Filters Tag: AIR FILTER

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Description

Volvo XC90 3.2 Engine Air Filter 6 Cylinder 30680293
[Vehicle Fitment]: Compatible with Volvo XC90 2007-2014 L6 3.2L---Flexible Panel
[Reference Number]: CA10785, PA5883, 30680293
[Specifications]: ① Location: Front; ② Length: 22.7 cm; ③ Width: 21.9 cm; ④ Height: 5.7/7.2 cm; ⑤ Shape: Irregular; ⑥ Package Quantity: 1; ⑦ Packaging Type: Box
[Enhanced Performance]: A-Premium Engine Air Filter uses fine filtration media to capture all kinds of debris without obstructing airflow, removing dangerous particles, improving engine performance and increasing engine efficiency
[Replacement Suggestion]: To ensure that the engine air filter provides your engine with clean air, recommended replacement every 12 months, 12,000 miles or as specified by the vehicle manufacturer.

Features

Engine Air Filter Failure Symptoms
Clogging: Over time, your air filter can become clogged with dirt, dust, and debris, reducing the amount of fresh air that reaches the engine. This can lead to poor engine performance, reduced fuel efficiency, and increased emissions.
Moisture Contamination: Exposure to excessive moisture, whether from driving in heavy rain or through water, can cause the air filter to become saturated. A wet filter can restrict airflow, further deteriorate over time, and lead to potential engine damage.
Age: Over time, the materials in the air filter can degrade, losing their ability to filter out contaminants effectively. An old air filter may become brittle and prone to tearing. It is recommended to inspect your engine air filter every 15 - 30,000 miles
Decreased Fuel Efficiency: When the air filter is blocked, the engine struggles to get the proper air-fuel mixture, causing it to burn more fuel to compensate, resulting in reduced fuel efficiency and reduced performance
Misfire: Inadequate airflow can lead to incomplete combustion, causing the engine to misfire, which might cause hesitation or weak power build-up under load.