Genuine Mopar 68105583AF Engine Oil Filter Adapter - Enhanced SEO Review

Required part worked well. Receiving the part was no problem, however the sensor that came with it was faulty or defective. My check engine light came on after I installed a part with a random misfire code. When I found out it was an oil leak, my car dried up. Now I have to order the part again, but this time definitely from the dealer, that's money well spent.

I replaced this body on my 2012 Grand Caravan. Now you need to use the 2014-up style filter. The total time, including cleaning the head face and the big sludge in the valley, plus flushing the cooling system (yes, you have to drain all the coolant) was 10 hours. Spark plug replacement included, since the air intake has to be removed to change the spark plug, that was the right moment. 166,000 miles and that's the only overhaul I've had to do on the van.

Just to clear up some bad reviews. I was skeptical when I bought this and didn't like that it came with black seals so I did a little research. This is a Mopar product. The part has a Mopar number. There was a Mopar sticker on the box but it was covered by another sticker. It looked like I bought it from the dealer. It had the black seal that 68105583AF has. Maybe the AE model had orange seals, but the new replacement AF has black seals. I would imagine that if the orange seals were updated…

Saved me hundreds of dollars. The dealer charged me 750€ for the exchange. Repairing a faulty Ram/Dodge design at the dealer was supposed to cost me $750. Saved a lot, bought it myself and replaced it with the help of a family mechanic. More involved than I expected but that's probably the reason for the high quote. I had to remove the entire intake manifold. What was not included were the gaskets needed to reinstall the manifold. Stopped oil spilling into engine valley and onto floor at rear…

My problem was solved. Let's see how he holds up. I see some people saying this is a MOPAR knockoff, but I think mine was legit. In any case, after a very difficult process of getting into the engine, the leaks stopped and the jeep runs normally. By the way, if you live in a HOT climate, after troubleshooting and repairing oil and coolant leaks, you'll go crazy when you see a similar drip coming out of the same area. Cooling water is not dripping, but water is dripping from the air conditioning

Well first of all this housing is plastic and as a consumer I don't like to see plastic on engine parts they should be metal but you know car companies always want your Money back on the part that looks like it will last a few years. The part looks ok. Shipping was fast. I asked for it to be shipped overnight and it came quickly Sure I will be installing this part on my 3.6 jeep wrangler, oil is leaking from my transmission case, it looks like my transmission is leaking, take a closer look and…

This is a genuine Mopar part and was received on time! Fits my 2017 Ram 1500 except for one of the sensors which I replaced with an old adapter. My ram was slowly starting to leak oil and it looked like it was coming from the transmission so I took it to a trans specialist and he couldn't find the leak. So I started researching and found out about the oil filter adapter leak that occurs on Ram, Jeep and Dodge v6 engines. This oil adapter is so well hidden in the engine that you won't see a leak

. Well I specifically asked if this was an OEM Mopar product, made by Mopar and was told yes, it's just another fake that I overpaid for, not Chrysler. Marking on it, came in a universal box with no marking. Note the Chrysler markings on my original in the picture, there are also black gaskets installed that are not OEM Mopar gaskets, prone to early failure, I paid more because I was led to believe it was a " "Genuine" Mopar part, made by Mopar , not a counterfeit. My factory part lasted…

Well firstly this housing is plastic and as a consumer I don't see plastic on engine parts they should be metal but you know what car companies always want money come back for a part it looks like it will last a few years, the part looks ok, shipping was fast, i asked for overnight shipping and it came quickly, they boxed the part for a nice and safe ride. I am in the process of installing the part on my Jeep Wrangler 3.6. Oil leaks from the gearbox housing. It looks like my transmission is…