Mopar Air Intake Parts

An air intake, also called an air induction system, is an integral part of an engine. It draws oxygen through an intake manifold and into the engine's cylinders. When the oxygen mixes with fuel in the right ratio, spark plugs ignite both. The mix burns, producing the power a vehicle runs on. If the induction system's a cold air intake, it can draw in cooler and therefore denser air, which can slightly improve engine power output.

How air intakes work is simple. Air passes through an engine air filter first. Most of its contaminants get removed there. Then, air levels get regulated, with help from three components:

• A mass airflow sensor, which measures air movement;
• An air metering system, which feeds info to an engine control unit (ECU); and
• One or more oxygen sensors, which monitor exhaust levels

When one or more of these air intake parts don't work right, problems can result. A lit Check Engine light can indicate something is wrong, but it's best to look for two signs that are more specific: abnormally fast engine rev in neutral and/or when parked, and unusually fast or slow idling. Where Check Engine lights suggest general performance problems, revving and idling issues can indicate air intake system failure. Run an inspection to figure out what's going on.

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