Air Intake Systems For Sale

Let Your Car Breathe Easier with Our Mopar Air Intake Systems

From gaskets and filters to manifolds and hoses, Mopar OEM is your source for top-quality, well-priced air intake systems and components. We stock a full range of parts for your Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram, or FIAT vehicle – simply enter the vehicle's information into the search filter, and you'll be presented with options designed to fit your ride. Our team is always happy to help you find what you need and can assist you in sifting through the many details of buying parts for a full vehicle air intake system.

Parts and Full Air Intake Systems for Sale

Many of our air intake systems are full kits featuring a filter, filter assembly, hoses, and other components. We also offer individual parts, such as brackets, grommets, and gaskets. When you search by model, you may also be presented with an air intake system diagram that shows the full part number for each component in the system. This makes searching for precise results easy, but as always, our team can provide deeper guidance if needed.

Regardless, here's an overview of some of the main air intake systems and components we offer:

• Cold Air Intake Systems: A full bolt-on kit that enhances engine performance. This is an upgrade rather than a repair kit. This new air intake system will bring in cooler air, which is more dense with oxygen and, therefore, more effective in a combustion chamber. We stock official Mopar performance air intake systems that meet all manufacturer standards.
• Air Filters & Assemblies: The most common thing to replace on an air intake system, an air filter will inevitably clog up as it does its job. Once replaced, your vehicle's air intake system will be able to breathe properly again, and performance may be restored. We also offer air cleaner assemblies to house the filter.
• Air Intake Manifold: A more complex part, this is what distributes the air from the intake into the cylinders. While generally designed to last for the car's full lifetime, cracks or other damage can compromise the manifold and prevent proper airflow – if that happens, see our selection for a new air intake manifold component.
• Air Intake Gaskets: Without intake gaskets, interconnected parts won't have a proper seal and will leak air, thus lowering the engine's performance and efficiency. These OEM parts will get the job done, though do note that each gasket is often designed to seal a specific area and only that area.
• Throttle Body: The gateway that manages the air's flow into the engine. This mechanical part tends to last for a while, but once it goes bad, it needs to be replaced ASAP. We have replacement throttle bodies for most Jeep, Dodge, Ram, and Chrysler vehicles to complete the air intake system.
• Air Intake Sensors: Your car's computer brain receives key data on the air flowing into the engine via either a mass airflow (MAF) sensor or a manifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensor. Many issues, such as an engine misfire, can be caused by a faulty sensor, so consider this part if you're overhauling or repairing the air intake system for car or truck models from the CDJR family of automakers.

For more intricate parts, like the air intake valves for each engine cylinder, we've got you covered: we have almost every part your Mopar vehicle could possibly need, and that also includes all the hoses and clamps involved in engine air intake repair.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does an air intake system do?

An air intake system takes air from outside the car and brings it into the engine. Every gas and diesel engine requires air to ignite the fuel. These air intake systems are designed with a cleaning element to keep dirt and dust out of the engine, along with precisely designed hoses that create optimal airflow. Some performance air intakes focus on funneling in colder air, which has greater oxygen density.

How do I know if I need a new air intake system?

A wide range of symptoms can indicate that you may need a new air intake system. For example, a check engine light combined with slower-than-usual acceleration can be caused by a clogged air filter or other damage to the intake (such as a ripped hose boot). This can also be a sign of other automotive issues, so be sure to thoroughly inspect the vehicle before ordering new parts.

Can I install an air intake system myself?

If the "air intake systems" are cold air intake kits or replacement intake hoses, then you likely can install them yourself, so long as you have mechanical expertise and know what goes on under the hood of your car. As with any automotive work, if you have doubts about your ability to do the job, get a professional to do it instead so that you don't risk damaging your car.