Dodge informs Demon 170 owners of potential crankshaft issue; no recall, but transport costs covered and repairs expected to take ~2 hours.
According to Carscoops, Dodge informs 2023 Challenger SRT Demon 170 owners of a potential crankshaft issue in roughly 10% of the 3,300 units produced, with about 345 affected examples. The company will cover transport costs to the nearest dealership, and repairs are expected to take around two hours, though no recall has been issued. Dodge notes the fault could cause unusual engine noises and damage, and has received reports of engine failures.
Key facts
- 01345 examples of the 2023 Challenger SRT Demon 170 are affected (based on 10% of 3,300 produced)
- 02Dodge will cover transport costs to the nearest dealership
- 03Repair time is approximately two hours
- 04Dodge has not issued a recall and notes potential for catastrophic engine damage if not addressed
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