OEM Mopar Air Filter

Your car, van, SUV, or truck most likely has two air filters on board. One is for your engine, while the other is for your vehicle's HVAC system. They both do the same thing, which is to prevent airborne contaminants from getting into important systems and causing trouble.

The engine air filter can be found close to your air intake. It captures the pollutants and any debris before they can find their way into the motor. Without one in place, those could collect in the various parts and begin to restrict necessary air flow. The cabin air filter is most likely in one of three places: behind the glove compartment, under the front cowling on the passenger side of your vehicle, or under the dash on the passenger side of the cabin. It prevents allergens and other irritants from passing through the air vents and into the air you breathe.

Eventually, however, even the best air filter will degrade with age. More likely, though, it will get too clogged with particulates to work as it should. When either happens, you'll want to replace it as soon as possible to ensure that fresh air flows freely.

How to Spot Air Filter Issues

Signs of failure include:

• Engine misfires
• Weaker engine performance
• Odd engine noises
• Musty smelling cabin
• Whistling noises from the air vents
• Inconsistent cabin air temperature
• Increasing exhaust emissions
• Poorer fuel economy

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