r/Dodge • u/WaltParPodcast • 18h ago
Mopar ’27 Charger Details Emerge Ahead Of SEMA
moparinsiders.comRobert S. Miller of r/MoparInsiders has more details on Mopar '27 coming to The SEMA Show 2026.
r/Dodge • u/WaltParPodcast • 18h ago
Robert S. Miller of r/MoparInsiders has more details on Mopar '27 coming to The SEMA Show 2026.
We have been seeing and repairing more of these in the low mileage range. Don’t ignore new whining, growling, or grinding sounds. Bearing noise can turn into a much bigger problem if it’s left too long.
r/Dodge • u/WaltParPodcast • 20h ago
The Mopar special edition will be back for 2027 and premier at The SEMA Show 2026. Patrick Rall of We Talk Cars has some ideas what to expect and what he would like to see.
r/Dodge • u/bellts02 • 3h ago
I have a durango with 120k miles and want another one with no change to the body. My wife now wants one. Is the Durango objectively one of the best vehicles....ever? They seem to keep selling eben after they brought it back.
I would improve the interior and add the seats from the hellcat challenger. Other than that I think its damn well flawless. Thoughts?
Currently replacing the touch screen on my 2018 dodge charger gt - the new screen is in, the display is showing the proper display and sound is on. However it’s not responding to touch.
I took it back out and to no surprise there is two wires that aren’t connected and unfortunately I didn’t take the picture as to what they connected with before removal.
Could someone please point me in the right direction on where to pop these wires in to get the touch screen to work. Especially if you could circle them on the pic.
Very much appreciated.