Fuel Filters

The engine in your Dodge, Ram, Chrysler, Jeep, or Fiat vehicle burns fuel to create the power that moves you down the road. That fuel contains contaminants, though, even after it's been processed. That's why the factory installed fuel filters before shipping your ride off to the dealership.

How Fuel Filters Work

The fuel filter captures these pollutants before they can get to your engine; if they made it through, they'd eventually accumulate and cause trouble. Most vehicles have their fuel filter installed in the fuel tank, with another located along the primary fuel line. If either goes bad or get clogged with muck, your fuel system will start to have problems when it comes to moving fuel through.

How to Spot a Faulty Fuel Filter

The signs of a failing fuel filter are fairly easy to spot, fortunately. They include:

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To confirm that a bad fuel filter is the source of the trouble, have your vehicle inspected by a certified Mopar® mechanic. If yours does need replacing, the best option is always the genuine OEM fuel filter that was designed to fit into your specific model. You can order yours online, right from our auto parts catalogue. Buy today and we'll ship your order right to your doorstep!