Challenger Instrument Cluster Can Go Into 'Reset', Needs a Recall

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Scott McCracken
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Software issues are being recalled in the 2015 Dodge Challenger. The automaker says the instrument cluster software on the Challenger could cause the instrument cluster to go into a “reset” condition and fail to perform a “bulb check” on safety warning lights during vehicle start-up.

Dodge dealers will need to install a "software enhancement." If your car's gauges are spiked for more than 4 hours, please see your mechanic.

More information on carcomplaints.com

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