Finally Installed K&N CAI in 6.2

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Charlie207

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Yes. I have the Airaid MIT, which is essentially a polished tube (inside) to connect the stock CAI air filter box to the engine intake. I use a Wixx filter.

I purchased this at the recommendation of @BlackBearPerf as a way to clean up and remove the OEM intake tube with all of its noise reduction baffling, while still maintaining the OEM CAI air filter box. I do get a bit more intake 'noise' with it when I punch it, but it is cool.

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Your power steering fluid resevoir looks like mine.
 
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Hard to find. Does this help?
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I want to see the videos, please. As far as I know, the 2013 Yukon Denali already had CAI as a stock build (draws cold air from the tire/fender well and not warm air from the engine compartment). If your KN CAI is now drawing air from the engine compartment, you now do not have a CAI, but instead, you have eliminated it.

I'll wait to see the videos before forming a final opinion.
Truth. A quality drop-in filter with the stock setup is more than perfect. I prefer paper replaceable filters than the oily reusable filters.
 

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Truth. A quality drop-in filter with the stock setup is more than perfect. I prefer paper replaceable filters than the oily reusable filters.
I tried the oily reusable filter, but I went back to paper, as I did not see an appreciable buildup of particles on the reusable oily filter (meaning that they probably went right through it and into the engine.
 

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