Electrical issues make up roughly 11% of all Dodge owner complaints. The majority of the issues have been reported by Grand Caravan owners.
The complaint we hear about most often is won't turn over, engine won't start in the 2009 Journey.
What is a TIPM exactly? And why is it giving so many Dodge owners headaches? We have details, plus news about recalls and a SETTLEMENT.
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The automaker says the instrument cluster software on the Challenger could cause the instrument cluster to go into a “reset” condition and fail to perform a “bulb check” on safety warning lights during vehicle start-up.
Dodge dealers will need to install a "software enhancement." If your car's gauges are spiked for more than 4 hours, please see your mechanic.
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