Common questions

Where is the ignition fuse on a 2013 Dodge Dart?

Where is the ignition fuse on a 2013 Dodge Dart?

It is located on the driver’s side under the instrument panel.

Are there any problems with the Dodge Dart?

This problem may be covered under warranty. Ask your Dodge dealer. CarComplaints.com Notes: The first year of the new Dodge Dart had a rough start, with owners reporting a disproportionate number of engine and transmission problems. Read more » For transmission, the main complaints are transmission failure & rough shifting.

How many miles does a Dodge Dart have?

I have a 2013 Dodge Dart Limited (1.4 liter/4 cyl) with a little over 67,000 miles on it. Yesterday, I drove my car home from work (approximately 10 miles/20 minutes), went inside for 10 minutes and came back out and it would not start.

When did the Dodge Dart Aero Turbo come out?

I still do not have my car, but am hoping to get it back today. Well nice to know that my 2013 Dart Aero Turbo 1.4L 6-speed is considered one of the worst years for mfg. Rolled off the line in May of 2013, purchased new July 17, 2013.

Why is the engine light coming on on my Dodge Dart?

Not good. For engine problems, it usually starts with the engine light coming on for any number of reasons: bad sensors, ignition coil replacement, bad wiring, faulty gas cap dealers are replacing various components with varying degrees of success, or telling owners they can’t duplicate the issue.

This problem may be covered under warranty. Ask your Dodge dealer. CarComplaints.com Notes: The first year of the new Dodge Dart had a rough start, with owners reporting a disproportionate number of engine and transmission problems. Read more » For transmission, the main complaints are transmission failure & rough shifting.

I still do not have my car, but am hoping to get it back today. Well nice to know that my 2013 Dart Aero Turbo 1.4L 6-speed is considered one of the worst years for mfg. Rolled off the line in May of 2013, purchased new July 17, 2013.

Not good. For engine problems, it usually starts with the engine light coming on for any number of reasons: bad sensors, ignition coil replacement, bad wiring, faulty gas cap dealers are replacing various components with varying degrees of success, or telling owners they can’t duplicate the issue.

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