Original Mopar Oil Filters

Genuine Mopar Oil Filters for Sale

Oil filters were designed to catch impurities and remove any contaminants in your motor oil. Old, dirty oil can wear out your oil pump and eventually damage your engine's bearing surfaces. That's why picking out the correct oil filter for your car is important.

How Often Should I Change My Oil Filter?

You'll want to ensure you are replacing the oil filter regularly. Most vehicle owner's manuals recommend changing the oil filter at least once every 4,800 to 8,000 kilometers or once every three months- whichever comes first. You can also replace the filter every time your vehicle receives an oil change or every other time. Remember to make sure the new oil filter has the right sized threads and gaskets for your specific model.

Keep Your Engine in Top Shape | Order Genuine Mopar Oil Filters Today

If it's time to change your oil filter, be sure to order an oil filter that Mopar-made. You can place your auto parts order right here on our website. Once your order has been placed, our team will ship it straight to your door. Order auto parts now and save!

5184662AC - : Dipstick for Mopar Image

Dipstick

Mopar 05184662AC
3.6L, awd.
Discontinued
4186183 - : Engine Oil Pump Rotor for Mopar Image

Engine Oil Pump Rotor

Mopar 4186183
Incl.CV Axle Shaft.
Discontinued
3830108 - : Timing Cover Oil Seal for Mopar Image

Timing Cover Oil Seal

Mopar 3830108
6 cylinder. All. Full size vans.
Discontinued
MD008428 - : Oil Pressure Sending Unit for Mopar Image

Oil Pressure Sending Unit

Mopar MD008428
All models. With gauge. From 6/84. With intercooler.
Discontinued
4429812 - : Line Elbow for Mopar Image

Line Elbow

Mopar 04429812
5.9L, diesel.
Discontinued
5174520AA - : Inlet Hose for Mopar Image

Inlet Hose

Mopar 05174520AA
Without turbo.
Discontinued
4049307 - : Engine Oil Pump Rotor for Mopar Image

Engine Oil Pump Rotor

Mopar 4049307
Kit. Incl.Inner and Outer Rotors.
Discontinued

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