There have been numerous complaints with electrical problems on the 2006 Dodge Charger. These issues range from the headlights flickering while driving to the instrument cluster completely shutting off. You have to think of the car as basically a computer on wheels with many wires, connections and various components that require electricity to function properly. If You drive regularly in areas that use Rd salt during the winter the salt and snow mixture can be sprayed up under the car and cause the connectors to corrode. A corroded connector cannot communicate with the vehicle's computer or receive power from the battery. Rodents have a tendency to enjoy chewing on the wiring insulation and can wreak havoc on the electrical system.
Irene I
July 16, 2020
If the 2006 dodge charger is having electrical issues it can stem from a few things. Bad wires will cause power to not flow as it should, while a bad battery or alternator will cause the car to not have power. You could also have a blown fuse. All of these can lead to parts not working, or not functioning as they should.
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