The K&N 63-1585 is a cold-air intake built for the 3.2L V6 in the KL-generation Jeep Cherokee. The manufacturer's design pairs a roto-molded high-density polyethylene intake tube with a washable, reusable High-Flow air filter that uses oiled cotton media. The tube is meant to increase airflow volume to the engine, and the manufacturer states that the system is guaranteed to add horsepower and torque. No specific gain figure was confirmed, so none is listed here. A buyer switching from the stock airbox and tube gets a larger-volume intake path and a filter that can be cleaned and re-oiled rather than thrown away, which lowers recurring cost compared with a disposable paper element. Search terms: 2019-2022 Jeep Cherokee KL 3.2L cold air intake, roto-molded intake tube, oiled cotton air filter, K&N 63 Series AirCharger.
Fitment is the first thing to confirm. The manufacturer lists this kit for 2019-2022 Jeep Cherokee 3.2L vehicles, and some sellers show different year ranges, so verify the model year and trim before ordering. Emissions status also varies by vehicle, and the product is not legal for sale or use on pollution-controlled vehicles in California, so check the CARB status for your specific vehicle with the manufacturer first. The manufacturer describes a typical installation of about one hour and notes that no drilling is required, which makes this a reasonable weekend project for a home mechanic. Because the installation is straightforward, the main decision is whether your vehicle's year, trim, and state registration match the kit before you start the work.
The manufacturer lists this intake for the 2019-2022 Jeep Cherokee equipped with the 3.2L V6. Some listings show other year ranges, so confirm your model year and trim with the manufacturer before ordering.
Yes. The manufacturer describes the High-Flow filter as washable and reusable, with oiled cotton filter media. Follow the manufacturer's cleaning and re-oiling instructions to keep it performing as intended.
The manufacturer describes the installation as taking around an hour and requiring no drilling, so most owners with basic hand tools and some mechanical experience can complete it in a single session. Before starting, confirm the kit matches your model year and that the vehicle's emissions status is compatible with your state. Mass airflow sensor adapter requirements were not confirmed by the manufacturer in this research, so check whether an adapter is needed for your specific vehicle before you begin. Keep the old intake parts until the new system is fully fitted, and double-check all clamps and connections for a tight seal after installation.
