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The engine air filter on the 2010 Chrysler 300 is mounted in a plastic airbox in the engine bay, typically on the passenger-side front of the engine compartment.

On the 3.5L V6 2010 Chrysler 300 the airbox is accessible without major disassembly; you can see it once you open the hood and stand in front of the vehicle. Sandy service technicians will remove the cover, inspect the housing and sealing surfaces, and check the intake path for debris common on Salt Lake Valley roads.

• Located in the engine bay airbox (passenger-side front).
• Accessible by removing airbox cover clips or screws.
• Technician inspects housing seals and intake snorkel for damage.

The cabin air filter on the 2010 Chrysler 300 is located behind the glove box, inside the HVAC case.

Access requires opening the glove box and releasing a few retaining tabs or dampers; some trim removal is normal. Local drivers often find cabin filters loaded with pollen or dust after spring and late-summer construction seasons around Sandy, Draper and South Jordan.

• Located behind the glove box within the HVAC housing.
• Requires glove box drop and access panel removal to change.
• Technician inspects seals and HVAC airflow after replacement.

The engine air filter cleans intake air for combustion; the cabin air filter cleans air entering the passenger compartment through the HVAC system.

On the 2010 Chrysler 300 the engine filter protects the 3.5L V6 intake and sensors, while the cabin filter protects passengers from pollen, dust and road contaminants. Both play different roles: one affects engine performance and emissions, the other affects in-car air quality and HVAC function.

• Engine filter: incoming air for combustion and MAF protection.
• Cabin filter: HVAC airflow, pollen and particulate removal.
• Different locations and replacement procedures on the 300.

Common signs include reduced engine power, lower fuel economy, rough idle for the engine filter and weak HVAC airflow or a musty odor for the cabin filter.

Owners of the 2010 Chrysler 300 with the 3.5L V6 may notice sluggish acceleration or hesitation under load if the engine air filter is heavily restricted. Cabin filter issues are often most noticeable during high pollen seasons in Sandy or after extended driving on dusty roads.

• Engine: decreased throttle response and MPG loss.
• Cabin: weak blower airflow and stale or musty odors.
• Inspection can confirm filter condition and any intake contamination.

Many owners can replace the engine air filter themselves; the cabin filter is more involved and some owners prefer dealer service for a full inspection.

The engine air filter on the 2010 Chrysler 300 is usually DIY‑friendly—clips or screws secure the airbox cover—while the cabin filter requires glove box removal and careful reassembly. At Larry H. Miller Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram Sandy, technicians also inspect the intake housing and MAF sensor and confirm OEM fitment if you prefer professional service.

• Engine filter: often simple clip/screw removal for replacement.
• Cabin filter: glove box and access panel work typically required.
• Dealer service includes intake and MAF visual inspection.

Larry H. Miller Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram Sandy offers OEM-spec filter options for the 2010 Chrysler 300.

Choosing OEM-spec filters helps ensure correct fit and filtration characteristics for the 3.5L V6 and the HVAC system. Our service team in Sandy can fit the factory-equivalent parts and document the work for service records, which is helpful if you retain the vehicle for years in Utah’s varied seasons.

• OEM-spec fitment to match factory dimensions and seals.
• Parts installed by trained technicians familiar with the 300.
• Service documented on your vehicle record at the dealership.

A standard air filter service for the 2010 Chrysler 300 includes inspection and replacement of the engine and cabin filters plus a visual check of intake components and HVAC airflow.

For the 2010 Chrysler 300 technicians will remove and inspect both the engine air filter and cabin filter, check the airbox and intake snorkel, and visually inspect the MAF sensor and HVAC housing. This approach resolves filtration issues and helps spot intake leaks or sensor contamination that can affect a 3.5L V6.

• Engine air filter inspection and replacement as needed.
• Cabin filter inspection/replacement and HVAC airflow check.
• Intake housing and MAF sensor visual inspection.

You can schedule 2010 Chrysler 300 air filter service online using the dealership service scheduler at /service/index.htm or by visiting Larry H. Miller Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram Sandy in the Sandy Auto Mall.

Our service lane is located in the Sandy Auto Mall, convenient to commuters on I‑15 and nearby neighborhoods like Draper and South Jordan. Use the online schedule service link for appointment times or check current savings on the service specials page before you visit.

• Schedule online: schedule service.
• Check local offers: service specials.
• Convenient Sandy Auto Mall location off I‑15.

Maintenance needs for the 2010 Chrysler 300 reflect both vehicle design and local conditions. Sandy and neighboring communities like Draper and South Jordan experience seasonal pollen, summer construction dust and winter road grit—all factors that accelerate filter loading. Our technicians evaluate both the engine air filter and cabin filter with that local context in mind, ensuring the 3.5L V6 breathes clean air and occupants receive filtered cabin airflow.

Located near 10905 South Auto Mall Drive in the Sandy Auto Mall, the service center is positioned for commuters traveling the Wasatch Front. If you notice decreased engine responsiveness, lower fuel economy, or reduced HVAC airflow, schedule an appointment online to have the filters inspected and replaced as needed: schedule service.

A typical air filter replacement for the 2010 Chrysler 300 follows a step-by-step process: remove and inspect the engine air filter in the engine bay airbox; remove the cabin filter behind the glove box and evaluate for pollen, dust or moisture; check the intake housing and snorkel for debris and proper sealing; and perform a visual inspection of the MAF sensor for contamination. Technicians also verify HVAC blower function after cabin filter service.

This service helps protect the 3.5L V6’s intake path and maintains cabin comfort on Utah roads. For a convenient appointment, schedule service.

Factory specification guidance for the 2010 Chrysler 300 centers on using the correct form-factor filters that fit the airbox and HVAC housing and meet the manufacturer's filtration characteristics for the 3.5L V6. OEM-recommended replacement intervals are published in the vehicle owner’s manual; service technicians will reference the manual and inspect actual filter condition to determine when replacement is necessary. Common-service callouts for this model include debris in the intake snorkel and pollen accumulation in the cabin filter after heavy spring and summer seasons.

Bring your 2010 Chrysler 300 to Larry H. Miller Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram Sandy in Sandy for OEM-spec filter service — schedule service.