2011–2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee Oil Filter (5.7L)

Part numbers

• Oil filter

  1

  Mopar 4884899AC

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  Genuine Mopar oil filter

  Replaces 4884899AB.

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• Oil filter (Mopar Value Line)

  1

  Mopar 1BP00192AB

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  Mopar's lower-cost line.

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How the job goes

1. Warm the engine briefly, park on level ground, and shut it off.
2. Drain the oil.
3. Remove the old filter (or, on cartridge housings, unscrew the cap and pull the old element). Make sure the old gasket or O-ring came out.
4. Install the new filter or element with its new O-ring/gasket lightly oiled; tighten spin-ons hand-tight plus about 3/4 turn, or the cartridge cap to the torque on the cap.
5. Reinstall the drain plug, refill with the grade and amount in your owner's manual, run the engine, and check for leaks.

Before you order

• Check your owner's manual for oil grade and capacity; they differ by engine.
• 2015 is a changeover year with two different filters listed; 2016–2020 use 4892339BE.

Sources

• Mopar Parts Giant: 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee oil filter (Mopar catalog)
• Mopar Parts Giant: 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee oil filter (Mopar catalog)
• Mopar Parts Giant: 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee oil filter (Mopar catalog)