Air Filters

Your car generally has two types of air filter systems that need regular maintenance and occasional changing. These include the car cabin air filter, and the engine air filter that prevents contaminants from entering the engine's combustion chamber. The cabin air filter prevents contaminants, debris, and odors from entering the cabin while traveling. It is important to check the air filters regularly, clean them, and change them when they contain too much dust, dirt, and debris. Clean air filters ensure better engine performance and greater passenger comfort. There are several signs you can look for that can indicate a problem with your air filters. You might start to notice reduced fuel economy, which can indicate your engine is compensating for a lack of air in the combustion chamber by burning more fuel. Restricted air supply from a filter can also result unburnt fuel exiting your engine and settling on your spark plugs, causing misfires. When your car is idling, it should be a smooth process. If you notice excessive vibrations, it could mean that you have a damaged or dirty filter. When you need an OEM air filter replacement for your Mopar vehicle, you’re in the right place.