2018 Dodge Charger Lights Problems
2 owner-reported lights complaints from NHTSA data
Data sourced from NHTSA public database. For informational purposes only. Always consult a qualified mechanic.
Owner Complaints (2)
Your headlights may suddenly stop working due to a known electrical issue. The fuses protecting the headlight circuits are melting without blowing, causing them to lose contact and cut power to the lights. While temporarily replacing the fuses might restore function, this is a dangerous condition—especially if you or a technician installs a higher-rated fuse than the 20-amp original, which could create an electrical hazard. A proper fix will likely require identifying and repairing the underlying electrical fault causing the fuses to overheat.
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Engine: Timing chain, valve rocker arms and valve lifters. All in sequence once the rocker arms went out with the lifters which is a common problem with dodge 3.6L PenStar engine it made my timing chain go off timing causing my engine to shut off while driving. Lighting: When vehicle was purchased i noticed condensation in both head lights got 1 replaced per warranty, they would not do both at same time and within 1 month moisture was in replaced headlight again. Dodge would not replace headlights even though the malfunction was not due to any wear and tear of mine. This is extremely unsafe for drivers if both headlights go out due to extreme amounts of condensation/moisture.