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The air filters in your Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, RAM, or FIAT vehicle clog up or start to break down, and the car, truck, or SUV you love will start to have engine and car HVAC problems. You know what that means: more expensive repairs down the road. Our advice: swap out any faulty air filter sooner rather than later. You're in luck; here at OEM Mopar Parts Store, we carry a huge inventory of manufacturer-quality replacements, and at competitive prices. We even ship fast, anywhere in the US; buy today.

All About Mopar Air Filters

Signs Air Filters Need Replacement

• A Check Engine light on the dash
• Engine misfires and power loss
• Trouble speeding up
• Black smoke coming out of the exhaust
• Heating and air conditioning malfunctions
• The air in-cabin starting to smell dirty or stale

Run an inspection to figure out which, if any, air filters are defective, and if you're not sure what's going on, get in touch with a CDJR dealer for help diagnosing the problem.

Where to Find the Air Filters in Your Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, RAM, or FIAT

The engine air filter is usually located on top of the engine (or on the side of it), and the cabin air filter is most often located right behind the glove compartment. Consult your owner's manual for more info on the filters' specific locations.

How Much Mopar Air Filter Replacement Costs, on Average

You're looking at anywhere from $60 to $80, according to recent RepairPal data. That can vary by make and model, though, and it can depend on whether you have the job done at a Mopar service center or not. Take the Dodge Ram 2500, for example; replacing an engine filter for one may run $75 or more. Replacing a cabin filter in a RAM 1500, for another example, might run $60 plus.