Dodge Avenger Air Filters

Your Dodge Avenger has two kinds of air filters. One is its engine air filter. This one prevents dirt and debris accumulating on engine parts. The other is its cabin air filter. This one keeps dust and pollen out of the heater and air conditioner.

If your sports car didn't have filters, those pollutants would get into the above-mentioned systems and cause problems. Unfortunately, whatever collects them can restrict airflow anyway, and clogs can lead to filter breakdown. When either of these things occurs, engine and car HVAC malfunctions usually follow.

So, what's the best way to tell if the air filters in your sedan need replacing? Look for the signs. They include:

• An active Check Engine light
• Dirty or blocked filters
• Worn-out filter fibers
• A dirty smell in the cabin
• Abnormal engine noises
• Engine misfires
• A loss of engine power
• Weak throttle response
• Acceleration problems
• A decrease in fuel economy
• An increase in emissions

See any of these symptoms? Your air filters probably need changing. Otherwise, be sure to replace them every 12,000 to 15,000 miles or so, or every 30,000 miles at most. There are benefits to replacing them sooner, namely, stabilizing fuel efficiency and emissions and helping your engine last as long as possible.

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