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General| Brand | Dodge |
|---|---|
| Model | 2008 Charger |
| Category | Automobile |
| Language | English |
Details seat belts, pretensioners, airbags, and child restraint systems.
Explains the voice-activated, hands-free communication system for phones.
Details gauges like fuel, speedometer, tachometer, and warning lights.
Explains the EVIC's driver-interactive display for system status and settings.
Covers radio operation, audio settings, media playback, and system features.
Details gear selector positions, precautions, and general information for automatic transmissions.
Explains ABS, EBD, brake warning lights, and power steering system.
Explains TCS, ESP, BAS systems, indicator lights, and operating instructions.
Details TPMS operation, warnings, and system components for tire pressure monitoring.
Covers recommended fuel types, octane ratings, and fuel system cautions.
Explains vehicle certification label, GVWR, GAWR, and overloading warnings.
Provides safety tips, definitions, hitch classification, and towing weights for trailers.
Explains hazard flasher use and steps to take if the engine overheats.
Covers preparations, warnings, and steps for safely changing a tire.
Provides detailed warnings and steps for jump-starting a vehicle with a discharged battery.
Explains the OBD II system, malfunction indicator light, and fuel filler cap checks.
Covers checking oil level for different engines and selecting the correct oil type and viscosity.
Details coolant checks, draining, flushing, refilling, and proper coolant selection.
Emphasizes periodic inspection of all brake components and hoses for performance.
Guides checking brake fluid level and cautions against overfilling or contamination.
Details fuses and their descriptions in the front power distribution center.
Provides a table listing maintenance items with intervals in miles, kilometers, and months.
Guides on reporting vehicle defects to NHTSA and the manufacturer.
Describes DOT uniform tire grading categories: Treadwear, Traction, and Temperature.
