If Your 2006 Dodge Charger has gone into limp mode it usually is caused by a problem that was detected by Your vehicle's ECU. There will often be a check engine light on at the dash as well. I would recommend pulling over as soon as possible and then connecting an OBD II scan tool to Your car. You will be able to read the code that was stored in the ECU. If it is a major problem then I recommend getting Your car towed to a shop to be repaired. If it is a simple thing, like a failed sensor, then You can clear the code and it will take the vehicle out of limp mode. The light will come back on though so You will need to repair any failures that caused it to turn on in the first place.
Lemuel T
July 16, 2020
To reset the 2006 dodge charger limp mode, you're going to bring your car to a complete stop. Switch the automatic transmission to park. Shift the ignition key to off. Wait a minute for 10 seconds. Turn the engine back on. Choose the gear of your choice
Mine is 2006 dodge charger r/t Dayton was driving today normally and it just acted like I put it in natural no nosie nothing. Want go in no gear try to rev while in any gear want go past 2-3000 rpm’s . Had to have it towed home still nothing! I checked the codes when it quit on me there were 4 codes but I can’t remember just one it was po700. I cleared the codes hoping it would help like a d***y but can’t get the check engine light to come back on. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
I have tried to do this and it doesn't work I can go tell it red lines if I wanted to but she will not shift I change the input speed Sensor and output speed sensor and still the same problem.
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