2014 Dodge Charger Air Filter in Danvers, MA

The 2014 Dodge Charger’s engine air filter sits inside the engine-bay airbox on the intake tract.

This airbox is typically mounted toward the front corner of the bay and opens with clips or screws for quick access. On the 3.6L V6, the housing path routes fresh air to the throttle body, so a properly seated filter is essential for correct airflow and MAF readings. Visit our Danvers, MA service center for an OEM-spec replacement and a quick housing seal check.

• Engine-bay airbox on the intake side
• Opens via clips/screws for tool-light access
• Seating and seal inspection prevents debris bypass

The 2014 Dodge Charger’s cabin air filter is located behind the glove box in the HVAC intake area.

Access usually involves lowering or removing the glove box and releasing a small access panel to slide out the old filter. Because trim clips and hinges can be delicate, many owners prefer a dealership replacement to avoid damage. Our Danvers team can replace the filter and check the blower intake for leaves and debris in one visit.

• Behind-glove-box access panel for the HVAC intake
• Requires glove box lowering/removal on most trims
• Debris check of cowl/blower area recommended

The engine air filter protects the 3.6L V6 intake for combustion, while the cabin air filter cleans the HVAC air you breathe inside the car.

Under-hood filtration keeps dust and grit out of the throttle body and cylinders to help maintain performance and fuel economy. The cabin unit screens pollen, dust, and road particulates before air reaches passengers. Both filters load faster in New England due to seasonal pollen and winter road debris.

• Engine filter = intake/MAF protection
• Cabin filter = HVAC and passenger comfort
• Different locations, different service procedures

Common signs include reduced power, rougher idle, lower fuel economy, weak HVAC airflow, and musty cabin odors.

On the 3.6L V6, a restricted engine filter can make acceleration feel flat and may trigger intake noise changes. Inside the car, a dirty cabin filter often shows up as slow defrost performance or lingering smells. In Danvers stop-and-go driving and during spring pollen peaks, these symptoms can appear sooner and warrant a check.

• Engine: sluggish response and rougher idle
• Cabin: weak vents, hazy defrost, musty scent
• Visual: dark, debris-laden pleats on removal

Yes—the engine filter is generally DIY-friendly, while the cabin filter often needs glove-box disassembly best handled by a trained tech.

Many owners can open the engine airbox and swap the filter with basic tools. The cabin filter, however, may require trim release and careful reassembly to avoid squeaks or broken clips. Dealer service adds OEM-spec parts, an intake/MAF visual, and proper disposal—all included in our up-front quotes.

• DIY: engine filter with simple tools and care
• Dealer: cabin filter, trim handling, fitment assurance
• Added value: intake/MAF checks and disposal

Yes—our Danvers service department installs Mopar and OEM-spec filters on the 2014 Dodge Charger.

Using genuine Mopar or OEM-equivalent parts helps ensure proper fit, filtration efficiency, and airflow calibration for the Charger’s 3.6L V6. This supports reliable performance through New England’s dusty summers and salted winter roads. Ask our advisors to review the parts line on your work order.

• Mopar/OEM-spec filters matched to Dodge standards
• Fitment and seal verified during installation
• Supports consistent airflow and HVAC performance

Open the engine airbox, remove the filter, and inspect for dark pleats or debris against a bright light.

If light doesn’t pass through much of the media, it’s time for replacement. In coastal New England, sand, leaf bits, and pollen accumulate faster—especially after fall and spring. If you prefer, schedule a quick inspection and replacement with our advisors in Danvers.

• Release airbox clips/screws, lift lid carefully
• Check for dirt, oil, or warped edges
• Re-seat lid evenly to prevent unfiltered bypass

We pair Mopar/OEM-spec filters with intake and HVAC checks at our Danvers, MA service center.

Beyond installing the right parts, our technicians inspect the intake housing, seals, and visible MAF area on engine services, plus blower intake and cowl debris on cabin services. You’ll get an up-front quote, and you can book online or review current service specials before you come in.

• OEM-spec parts and correct fitment
• Housing, seal, and debris inspections included
• Easy online schedule service and service specials

Our process for the 2014 Dodge Charger is precise and transparent. A service advisor confirms your concerns, then a technician inspects both filters and surrounding components. For the engine air filter, we open the airbox, check the housing seal and ducts, visually review the intake tract and MAF area, and install a Mopar/OEM-spec filter if replacement is authorized. For the cabin air filter, we access the behind-glove-box panel, remove debris from the blower intake area, and fit a new HVAC filter matched to the Charger’s specifications. You’ll receive findings and recommendations before any work proceeds. Ready to plan your visit? Use our online scheduler to pick a time that works for you. Schedule now: schedule service.

The 2014 Dodge Charger with the 3.6L V6 relies on two key filters: an engine intake filter in the under-hood airbox and a cabin filter behind the glove box. OEM-spec Mopar filtration maintains correct airflow to the throttle body and protects HVAC occupants from dust and pollen. While service intervals vary by driving conditions, New England’s road grit, spring pollen, and fall leaves can accelerate loading, so periodic inspections are wise between scheduled services. If you notice sluggish response, increased intake noise, or weak HVAC flow, it’s time to check both filters. Bring your 2014 Dodge Charger to Herb Chambers Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM FIAT of Danvers in Danvers for OEM-spec filter service — schedule service.

We proudly serve drivers from Danvers, Peabody, Beverly, Lynnfield, Andover, and Salem at our convenient Route 114 location. Local conditions influence filter life—spring pollen, coastal moisture, and winter sanding can load both engine and cabin filters faster than the owner’s manual baseline. Our factory-certified, OEM-trained technicians inspect seals, housings, and visible intake paths so your Charger’s 3.6L V6 breathes cleanly and your HVAC performs effectively. Booking is simple with our online tool, and you can review offers before you arrive. For directions or to secure a time that fits your day, use our online schedule appointment and check current service specials.