Chrysler 300 Air Filters

Most sedans have two kinds of air filters -- one for their engines and one for their cabins. Your Chrysler 300 is no different. Both capture airborne contaminants.

The engine air filter catches them before they can gunk up engine parts. The cabin air filter picks them up before they can build up in the heating and air conditioning systems -- specifically, in the ducts and on the vents.

Unfortunately, muck builds up in both eventually. It can restrict airflow through them -- that is, if the filters don't otherwise begin to degrade from age. When either happens, other problems follow. The best way to tell if the air filters in your sedan need replacing, then, is to look for the signs. Aside from a Check Engine light on the dashboard, they include:

• Worn, dirty, or clogged filters
• Worsening cabin air quality
• Unusual engine noises
• Engine misfires
• A drop in engine power
• Weak acceleration
• Weak throttle response
• Flagging fuel economy
• Emissions increases
• Car HVAC issues

If you see any of them, there's a good chance your air filters need replacing. Otherwise, they'll need changing regularly, about every 30,000 miles if not every 12,000 to 15,000 miles, depending on what your owner's manual recommends. The benefits to doing so sooner rather than later are clear: fuel efficiency remains reliable, emissions remain under control, and your engine lasts longer.

Maintain Your Chrysler 300 Engine and HVAC with Genuine OEM Air Filters

Our auto parts store can ship out new air filters for your Chrysler 300 immediately. Just be sure you browse our catalog by your model and model year to get the right fit before you order. Buy now, and they'll be at your door in no time.