Mopar 6822 9402AA, Engine Oil Filter

I buy this oil filter every 5k miles when I do an oil change on my eco diesel! This filter is great and I have never had any issues with fitment, performance, or installation. Highly recommend spending the extra money to keep your engine running smoothly!

Fits perfectly in my RAM Ecodiesel 2018.

Great price and made for a great truck. Amazon has some of the best filter prices. I get my out and filter from Amazon since it is cheaper than any place I have found yet.

OEM Filter, I hope, the Mopar box the filter came in had a black and white theme as opposed to the more familiar blue and white. Filter fit fine and I have driven several hundred miles since the oil change with no issues. The OEM Filter is way too expensive given what you get - even at the Amazon price. Though you save nearly 50% off the dealer price. Amazon delivery was next day - what more can you ask for?

It's a Mopar oil filter element for the Ram EcoDiesel 3.0L from V.M. Mortori. It is the correct size and fit for my 2014 Ram EcoDiesel. Dealer wants about $50 for the exact same filter. I get it shipped to my door with other supplies on Prime and I"m ready to go.

I have a 2014 RAM 1500 Eco Diesel 3.0L and have ran nothing but a Mopar oil filter. Although it is a little bit more on the expensive side and is an OEM, I have had nothing go wrong with this! I run about 11.5 quarts of synthetic oil and change it every about 10,000 miles, which is the recommendation. Every time I change the oil, the filter looks just as clean as it does coming out of the package. I know it is more expensive than Fram or Wix or other brands but I don't know if I want to chance using another cheap brand. It is my experience that you get what you pay for when it comes to these types of purchases. Pros: - No problems coming apart and filters well. I have cut one in half to see what the inside looks like and did not find anything wrong or concerning. - Easy to install - Great quality - Reliable Cons: - It is a bit on the expensive side but would you rather spend another $20 for an oil filter you know that will do the job or chance saving $20 and run the risk of ruining your engine? (maybe this is a bit dramatic but you get my point) Summary: I will stick with the Mopar for now but maybe in the future I will find or learn about a filter that is just as good as Mopar but cheaper.

It is great to order an item and actually receive what you ordered. We will order again from this seller.

Ran these in our 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee Ecodiesel. The engines a Motori diesel but, when I bought it used it had a mopar filter, so I stuck with it. Have since changed brands due to their cost.