OEM Dodge Charger Parts And Accessories
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Owner's Guide to the Dodge Charger
The Dodge Charger has been offered through two distinct decades: 1966 through 1987 model years, and then again starting with the 2006 model rollout. Over the years, the rear-wheel drive muscle car has featured a range of powerful engines that have been paired to either manual or automatic transmissions.
Top Dodge Charger Maintenance Parts
Keeping your car running its very best means keeping up with your routine maintenance. That means stocking up on parts like:
Notable Dodge Charger Issues
Dodge has issued a fair number of recalls that may apply to your car, for problems like:
- The side curtain air bag inflators rupturing and spraying metal fragments when deployed
- The parking brake not being properly adjusted, which can cause the car to rollaway from its spot
- The TPMS failing to alert low tire pressure conditions
- The windshield detaching in a collision
- The backup camera image not displaying on Pursuit models when the car is revering while in "stealth mode"
- The front tires may get damaged if they touch the steering knuckle
- Instrument cluster lights not working right
- The sun visors not having the air bag warning information affixed to them
To confirm that these issues are no longer outstanding, enter your VIN at the NHTSA website. If no recalls pop up, you're set. If any do, you'll want to schedule an appointment with your preferred Dodge service center as quickly as possible.
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