[christiankirana]

Yesterday while I was changing my engine's air filter, my friend starts the engine and it idles without engine's air filter for less than a minute.

After he turned off the engine, I noticed that some debris around the engine air filter box has gone (sucked into the engine I guess).

Should I be worry with this?

[Alphamale]

depends on what the debris was....

[christiankirana]

small tree debris, sort of 2 or 3 rice grains size.



depends on what the debris was....

[skylinergtr]

i wouldnt worry.

just drive the car.

[hk20000]

burned into little carbon crisps already in the combustion chamber, and then down the exhaust. not worried about it unless engine starts to run stupid.

[optiblue]

nature tree leaves can't survive inside the cumbustion chamber. All should be fine, but don't do it again~

[falcon]

you're fucked. time to start saving for a new motor.

[The_AK]

go whap-app your friend across his head with your dick for being a dumbass

[TypeRNammer]

Not bad, if you wanted to a port and polish in the meanwhile, just dump a bag of sand into your intake :troll:

[Leopold Stotch]

Not bad, if you wanted to a port and polish in the meanwhile, just dump a bag of sand into your intake :troll:

ahhh good times, was it an Audi A4 1.8T?




and OP, i think you imagined it, at idle the engine doesn't suck air that violently.

[sonick]

ahhh good times, was it an Audi A4 1.8T?




and OP, i think you imagined it, at idle the engine doesn't suck air that violently.

for reference: http://www.audiforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=80267

didn't hear about it before, googled it in case anybody else was interested.

[TypeRNammer]

ahhh good times, was it an Audi A4 1.8T?




and OP, i think you imagined it, at idle the engine doesn't suck air that violently.

Lol yes it was
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