Mopar Complete Diesel Filter Service Kit for 2025–2026 Ram 6.7L Cummins | Oil, Dual Fuel, Engine Air & Cabin Filters
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Description
Mopar Complete Diesel Filter Service Kit
Oil · Dual Fuel · Engine Air · Cabin Air · 2025–2026
⚠ Delayed filter maintenance may contribute to restricted lubrication, contaminated fuel, reduced intake airflow, hard starts, poor engine performance, HVAC airflow loss, or premature component wear. Follow the maintenance schedule specified for your truck and operating conditions.
Product Overview
Complete routine filter maintenance for your 2025–2026 Ram 2500, 3500, 4500, or 5500 equipped with the 6.7L Cummins Turbo Diesel engine.
This comprehensive kit combines the cartridge-style engine oil filter, two-stage NanoNet fuel-filter set, engine intake air filter, and cabin air filter required for a complete filtration service. Applicable replacement seals for the oil and fuel filters are included.
What's Included
Complete Filtration Coverage
The engine oil-filter cartridge helps capture contaminants circulating through the lubrication system, while the Stage 1 and Stage 2 NanoNet fuel filters provide progressive 5-micron and 3-micron filtration.
The 53034051AB engine air filter helps maintain clean intake airflow, while the 68535623AA cabin filter helps reduce dust, pollen, and airborne particles entering the passenger compartment.
Tool requirement: A 28mm socket or wrench is required to remove the engine oil-filter and fuel-filter caps.
Vehicle Fitment
Designed for the following 2025–2026 Ram trucks equipped with the 6.7L Cummins Turbo Diesel engine:
Installation Notes
Replace each filter according to the vehicle manufacturer's service procedure. Install all supplied cartridge-filter seals in their correct positions, use a 28mm socket or wrench on the oil- and fuel-filter caps, follow the specified tightening procedure, prime the fuel system, and inspect every serviced location for leaks or improper sealing.