Some Dodge Vehicles Will Need New Catalytic Converters After Failing to Meet Emissions Standards

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EPA and Fiat-Chrysler Emissions Recall

The EPA has announced Fiat-Chrysler (FCA) will recall over 863,000 vehicles for failing to meet U.S. emissions standards. The affected vehicles are from the 2011-2016 model years, with front-wheel-drive and gasoline engines. Each will need a new catalytic converter. Given the scope and complexity of the repair, FCA plans on splitting the recall into phases with the oldest models getting repaired first.

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