Replacing the AC compressor on a Dodge Ram 1500 is necessary when the compressor can no longer circulate refrigerant effectively, causing the air conditioning system to lose cooling performance or … Read more
A Dodge Charger that won’t start is usually caused by one of six systems: the battery, starter circuit, charging system, fuel system, ignition system, or engine management system. Identifying which … Read more
The ambient temperature sensor on a Dodge Ram is typically mounted at the front of the vehicle, but its exact location varies by model year, generation, and trim level. Depending … Read more
How many MPG does a Dodge Ram 2500 Diesel get? Most owners report 15–17 MPG in city driving, 19–22 MPG on the highway, and 17–20 MPG in mixed driving under … Read more
The Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) on a Dodge Challenger continuously monitors the air pressure in each tire and alerts the driver when one or more tires fall below the … Read more
Yes, the Dodge Hornet is reasonably reliable for a new compact SUV, but it has not yet established the long-term reliability record of competitors such as the Toyota RAV4, Honda … Read more
The Dodge Avenger battery is located behind the driver’s side front wheel, inside the front fender rather than under the hood. This unusual placement surprises many owners because most vehicles … Read more
The Service Shifter warning on a Dodge Charger means the vehicle has detected a problem involving the electronic gear-shifting system or a component that supports its operation. The message does … Read more
Mopar ZF 8&9 Speed ATF is the factory transmission fluid for selected Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram, and other Stellantis vehicles equipped with ZF automatic transmissions. It protects internal components, supports … Read more
The Service Electronic Stability Control message on a Dodge Charger indicates that the vehicle has detected a fault affecting the electronic stability control (ESC) system or a system it relies … Read more