Engine & Cabin Air Filter Combo for 2011-2024 Ram 1500 (NOT FOR 6.2L TRX)

Engine & Cabin Air Filter Combo for 2011-2024 Ram 1500

Key Features

• Includes one engine air filter measuring 13.81 x 9.41 x 2.02 inches and one cabin air filter measuring 8.50 x 7.72 x 0.98 inches.
• The engine filter uses pleated filter media to capture dust, dirt, and airborne particles before they reach the engine.
• The cabin filter uses multi-layer media with activated charcoal to help reduce dust, pollen, fine particles, odors, and exhaust gases in HVAC airflow.
• Vehicle-specific fit for select Ram 1500 applications and Ram 1500 Classic models.
• Not for Ram 1500 TRX or vehicles equipped with the 6.2L V8.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• Engine air filter: CA9401, CA11960, CA12375, CAP9401, SA9401, 42725, 53032404AA, 53032404AC, 53032404AB, 68386779AA, 68441763AA, 68190705 AA, P607277, AF26298.
• Cabin air filter: 68406048AA, 68406048AB, 68318365AA, CF11671, FDC11671, 24579, C25858, CAF1864P, 224579, PA10136, 68548579AA.

Compatibility & Fitment

• Fits select Ram 1500 models from 2011-2024 with 3.7L and 4.7L gasoline engines from 2011-2013.
• Fits select 5.7L gasoline Ram 1500 models from 2011-2024.
• Fits select 3.6L gasoline models from 2013-2022 and 3.0L EcoDiesel models from 2014-2023.
• Fits select 3.6L and 5.7L eTorque hybrid models from 2019-2025.
• Fits Ram 1500 Classic models from 2019-2024 with 3.0L, 3.6L, and 5.7L engines.
• Also identified for Dodge Ram 1500 applications. Verify the model year, engine, vehicle trim, and original filter number before ordering; fitment is not exhaustive.
• Does not fit Ram 1500 TRX or 6.2L V8 applications.

When to Replace

• Replace the engine filter when it is visibly dirty, airflow is restricted, or engine operation may be affected by a loaded filter.
• Replace the cabin filter when HVAC airflow is weak, interior air becomes dusty or odorous, or the filter is visibly clogged.
• For routine maintenance, replace both filters every 12 months or 12,000-15,000 miles, depending on driving conditions.

Installation Tips

• Confirm the year, model, engine, trim, and original part number before removing the old filters.
• Install the engine filter in the air-box tray with the sealing edge seated evenly and the airflow direction aligned with the vehicle markings.
• Install the cabin filter with its airflow direction aligned to the HVAC housing markings. Do not force the filter into a distorted tray.
• Remove loose debris from each housing before installation, while keeping dirt from entering the intake or HVAC duct.
• Close and secure both covers fully, then check for proper engine air-box and cabin-filter access-panel fit.
• Lifetime protection is provided for defects or issues with the product.