Air Filters

Your car, van, SUV, or truck has two air filters. The first is for your engine, and the second is for the cabin's HVAC system. Much like your oil filter and fuel filter, the air filters help to keep contaminants from infiltrating vital systems and causing harm.

The engine air filter can be found near your vehicle's air intake system, allowing it to capture those pollutants before they can begin to collect in your motor. Without it, the engine wouldn’t get the proper ratio of air that it needs for optimal combustion. The cabin air filter is usually found in one of three locations: behind your glove compartment, in the panel near the front passenger's footwell, or under the front cowling on the passenger side. It's responsible for keeping allergens and other airborne irritants out of the air that you breathe.

How to Spot Air Filter Problems

Eventually, though, your air filters will either get too blocked with particulates or degraded to do their job. To prevent this, examine yours and replace them on a regular basis. Signs of failure include:

• Reduced engine performance
• Misfiring engine
• Weird noises coming from the engine
• Musty cabin aromas
• Inability to maintain consistent cabin temperature
• Whistling sounds coming from the air vents

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When it's time to replace your air filters, be sure to choose the best ones for your vehicle. Mopar air filters are the only ones that are guaranteed to be compatible with your model, offering the protection you both want and need. Our online auto parts store has yours in stock and ready to ship. Buy now and save!