Original Mopar Oil Filters

55056819AC - : Oil Cooler Pressure And Return Hose And Tube for Mopar Image

Oil Cooler Pressure And Return Hose And Tube

Mopar 55056819AC
Clips and Metal Bracket. With Clips,and Brackets.
Discontinued
68198997AA - : Engine Cold Air Intake Performance Kit for Mopar Image

Engine Cold Air Intake Performance Kit

Mopar 68198997AA
COLD AIR KIT
$49.76
Fits Most Vehicles
68072155AA - : Transmission Auxiliary Pump Kit for Mopar Image

Transmission Auxiliary Pump Kit

Mopar 68072155AA
$501.36
MSRP $528.95
Save $27.59
5.2% Off
53004014 - : Vacuum Hose for Mopar Image

Vacuum Hose

Mopar 53004014
FORMED~FILTER TO REAR SUPPL
$30.48
MSRP $44.45
Save $13.97
31.4% Off
53013686AD - : Transmission Fluid Level Indicator for Mopar Image

Transmission Fluid Level Indicator

Mopar 53013686AD
Up To [04/03/06]. [ Up to and includes 3/09/05].
$26.68
MSRP $37.00
Save $10.32
27.9% Off

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An oil filter serves a similar role to your air filters and fuel filter, in that it keeps your vehicle's systems free of contaminants and debris so that they can operate at peak efficiency.

How it works is simple. Your oil pump pushes oil into the filter's fibers. The fibers catch the pollutants as the clean oil continues to your engine and lubricates the various moving parts.

The Types of Oil Filters

There are several kinds of oil filters offered these days. Filters can be made from either paper or synthetic fibers. They can capture particles that range from 5-10 microns to 25 microns in size, depending on their flow rate.

Unfortunately, even the highest quality oil filter can break down, get blocked, or wear out. Once that happens, the impurities can begin to gather in your engine, causing parts to wear out or underperform.

How to Spot a Failing Oil Filter

Signs that your oil filter is going bad include:

  • The dashboard light comes on
  • Your engine sputters
  • Your engine performance suffered
  • You notice dark smoke coming from the exhaust
  • You hear metallic sounds coming from the engine

Buy Genuine OEM Oil Filters Online

If you're not experiencing any of these symptoms, look to your owner's manual for the recommended maintenance schedule. Generally, you only need to replace your oil filter every other time you change the motor oil. When it is time to replace your old oil filter, be sure to get the right one for your vehicle. Mopar oil filters are designed to work with your model and its engine, delivering the tight gasket seal you want. Find everything you need right here in our online auto parts department, in stock and ready to ship. Buy now to save time and money!