Mopar Oil Filters

Motor oil may lubricate engine parts, but it has impurities, and it collects contaminants as it greases. Engines also produce a lot of heat as they run, and if it isn't scattered by a dependable radiator, the oil will eventually turn into a sludge.

Byproducts, particulate, muck -- when it all builds up, an oil pump and its bearings start wearing out, and fast. They aren't the only engine parts that do, either. Luckily, your vehicle has an oil filter to help keep all this from happening.

What Do Oil Filters Do?

Contrary to the occasional opinion, they're actually all-important for engine health, and they do make all the difference for it. Their job is simple: to capture infiltrators before they can cause engine problems. Change yours regularly for best results.

How Often Should You Replace Your Oil Filter?

Most owner's manuals recommend that you do it during every oil change. You can also do it during every other one if you prefer. Either way, take care of the job at least every 3,000 miles, if not every 3 months or so.

What is the Best Replacement Oil Filter?

For your vehicle, nothing less than genuine OEM. Those made by Mopar will fit your brand and model most reliably, after all. You're in luck, too. You can order oil filters online right here at our auto parts store. Buy now and we'll ship straightaway, right to your home, so you'll be taking care of your project in no time.