Factory MOPAR Fuel Filters

Mopar Fuel Filters FAQ

When Should You Change the Fuel Filter in a Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, RAM, or FIAT?

About every two years or every 30,000 miles. Otherwise, when you see the symptoms of one failing.

What are the Signs of a Bad Fuel Filter?

• A Check Engine light on the dash
• Engine lag and misfires
• Your vehicle shuddering as it idles
• A clogged fuel pump
• The fuel system having trouble moving gas through the fuel injectors

How Much Does Fuel Filter Replacement Cost?

On average, $160 to $200. The filter itself runs $80 or $90, but the labor involved in the swap can add another $80 to $100. Other fuel system repairs you might have to do at the same time can also run up a bill, as can your ride having two filters to change -- one for the main fuel line and one for the fuel tank. Even whether you drive a Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, RAM, or FIAT can make a difference.

Can I Change a Fuel Filter DIY?

With the right skillset, it can be pretty straightforward. Usually, all you'll need for the job are:

• Some safety equipment (goggles and work gloves)
• A jack and jack stands
• Tools like socket or open-ended wrenches, a flathead screwdriver, and some needle-nose or hose clamp pliers
• A couple shop rags or towels and a drip pan
• Penetrating oil (for loosening any rusty fasteners)
• Thread sealant

Otherwise, have a Mopar service center take care of things. Be sure to use OEM either way.

Why Buy OEM Fuel Filters, vs. Aftermarket?

Unlike aftermarket fuel filters, they'll be genuine Mopar -- top-quality. That means they'll fit your ride right the first time. Best of all, though, it means they'll work better, and without voiding your factory warranty.

Why Shop Fuel Filters at Detroit Mopar in Lake Orion MI?

We sell OEM at steep markdowns, and we ship fast, nationwide; order today. Contact us with any questions.