OE Mopar Air Intake Systems

Your air intake system, also known as an air induction system, is what draws oxygen into the engine. The air mixes with fuel in the engine cylinders, creating the ideal mix needed for combustion.

How Your Air Intake System Works

First, the air has to pass though the engine air filter, which removes airborne contaminants. A mass airflow sensor measures the air's movement, while an air metering system delivers data to an engine control unit (ECU) and oxygen sensors monitor the exhaust levels to ensure optimal performance.

All of that allows clean outside air to mix with the fuel where your spark plugs can ignite the mixture to kick things into gear. If something goes wrong, though, you may experience engine issues.

How to Spot Air Intake Troubles

Signs of a bad air intake system include:

• The "Check Engine" dash light comes on
• Your engine idles at either higher or lower speeds than normal
• Your engine revs higher than usual
• Your engine performance suffers

Genuine Mopar Air Filter Parts Are Your Best Choice

If you're experiencing any of these symptoms, inspect your entire air intake system. If that reveals a part that needs replacing, take care of it ASAP to ensure optimal performance. Your manufacturer makes the only parts that are guaranteed to be compatible with your model. Find everything you need right here in our online auto parts catalog, in stock and ready to ship. Buy now to save both time and money!