Air Cleaner Assemblies

Buyer's Guide to Mopar® Air Cleaner Assemblies

What a Mopar® Air Cleaner Assembly Does

Your Jeep, Dodge, FIAT, Chrysler, or RAM vehicle's original air cleaner assembly helps to keep abrasive particles in the air from entering the engine and causing damage to the components or contaminating the air/fuel mixture that fuels combustion. By filtering these elements out, the air cleaner ensures that your engine feeds on clean air.

What's in A Mopar® Air Cleaner Assembly?

The air cleaner assembly consists of an air filter and an air filter housing. It is usually found above or next to the carburetor or throttle body.

The housing is typically made from plastic or metal and has a removable lid to allow easy access to the filter. The air cleaner assembly itself can be made of paper, foam, cotton or oil bath. Paper is most common and offered excellent filtering efficiency. The other types are more limited in their applications.

How Do You Spot Air Cleaner Assembly Issues?

Your air cleaner assembly needs to be replaced once it gets dirty. If you wait too long, the engine cylinders won't get enough air flowing to them. That leads to poor performance and worse fuel efficiency. Your ignition system can even experience problems due to a low air-to-fuel ratio. You can expect to drive between 19,000 and 24,000 kilometers before you need to have your air cleaner assembly changed, though dusty road conditions can shorten your assembly's lifespan.

Insist on the Genuine Mopar® Air Cleaner Assemblies That are Best

When your air cleaner assembly needs replacing, choose the same original Mopar air cleaner assembly parts that originally came with your model. They're the only ones that are guaranteed to fit and perform right, so you can trust in their quality.