Mopar Air Filters

Your vehicle has a cabin air filter and an engine air filter. Both of them help prevent the buildup of airborne contaminants, in your HVAC system and engine parts, respectively. In other words, they help keep your heater, air conditioner, and engine working right.

If your vehicle didn't have cabin and engine filters, pollutants would start to cause problems with a variety of parts across several systems. For instance, they'd gunk up your air intake, fuel injectors, and spark plugs. They'd also line your heating and air conditioning ducts and pile up on your vents.

To make matters worse, a filter can both wear out with age and clog full of muck, and when it does, other problems almost always follow. Luckily, there are symptoms you can look for.

What are the Signs a Car Air Filter Needs Replacing?

They include:

• Your Check Engine light showing on the dash
• A degraded filter
• Dirt and debris accumulation in the filter
• Abnormal noises coming from your engine
• A stressed and misfiring engine
• Worsening fuel efficiency
• An increase in emissions
• Producing too much exhaust
• Heat and AC systems malfunctions
• Unclean smells in the cabin

You can keep these things from happening by changing both air filters regularly.

When Should I Replace the Air Filters in My Car?

Every 12,000 to 15,000 miles. But if you're seeing any of the above symptoms, it's probably a good time for a change. Luckily, you can buy genuine Mopar air filters online, right from your OEM and right here at our auto parts store. We sell only what fits your make's models, so what you order will fit what you drive, guaranteed. Buy now!