While Dodge is renowned for producing an impressive lineup of models, no automaker is immune to recalls.
Are there any recalls on the transmission of the 2013 Dodge Dart?
As of September 2020, there have been a total of three recalls regarding the transmission, including:
- A shifter cable bushing that may detach from the transmission
- Transmission control module failure
- The engine stalling during cold weather
Thankfully, we’ll detail each of these transmission-related recalls for the 2013 Dodge Dart below so that you can follow the necessary steps to have these issues fixed by a qualified repair professional.
Shifter Cable Bushing May Detach From the Transmission
NHTSA Recall ID: 19V293000
In April 2019, Dodge issued a recall on certain 2013-2016 Dodge Dart models that had been equipped with a six-speed automatic transmission. A shifter cable bushing may fail and cause the shifter cable to detach from the transmission.
If this happens, the driver may not be able to shift gears while driving. This issue also creates the risk of a rollaway as the vehicle may not be in “Park” even if the “Park” gear is selected.
To repair this issue, Dodge has offered to replace the shifter cable bushing free of charge on all affected models.
Transmission Control Module Failure
NHTSA Recall ID: 15V542000
In August 2015, Dodge issued a recall for certain 2013-2015 Dodge Dart models that had been manufactured from February 24, 2012 to June 16, 2015. The transmission control module may fail and cause the transmission to unexpectedly shift into “Neutral” while the vehicle is in operation.
To repair this issue, Dodge has offered to replace the transmission control module free of charge on all affected models.
Engine May Stall in Cold Temperatures
NHTSA Recall ID: 13V238000
In June 2013, Dodge issued a recall on certain 2013 Dodge Dart models that were manufactured from March 1, 2012 through February 28, 2013 and equipped with a 1.4L MultiAir turbo engine and dual dry clutch transmission.
An issue the powertrain control module programming may cause the engine to stall in temperatures that are below 20 degrees Fahrenheit.
To repair this issue, Dodge has offered to reprogram the powertrain control module free of charge on all affected models.
How Do You Handle an Open Recall on a 2013 Dodge Dart?
Not sure if your Dodge Dart has any open recalls? Visit the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s website and type in your vehicle’s VIN number. Afterward, the website will alert you if there are any open recalls on your model.
If you do discover an open recall on your 2013 Dodge Dart model, you will want to contact Dodge customer service by calling the number 1 (800) 423-6343 to learn the next steps to follow.
