Engine Drivability Issues

Complaints mention intermittent jerking, power loss during acceleration, and uncontrolled engine idle. These issues can stem from fuel delivery, ignition, or sensor problems. Estimated repair cost: $500 - $1,500.

Powertrain Performance

Complaints include surging during acceleration and issues with power delivery, impacting the overall driving experience. This can relate to transmission or drivetrain components. Estimated repair cost: $800 - $2,500.

TPMS Sensor Battery Failure

Recalls address premature TPMS sensor battery failure. This can lead to the system not complying with Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 138, reducing driver awareness of tire pressure. Estimated repair cost: $100 - $300.

Shifter Assembly Defect

A recall addresses a shifter assembly that may not have been properly heat-treated, potentially preventing engagement in the 'drive' position. This is a critical safety and operational defect. Estimated repair cost: $300 - $600.

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2022 Dodge Charger Maintenance guide

Name: Maintenance dataset for 2022 Dodge Charger
Creator: Carfocal

v1.0Updated May 30, 2026Ethan Miller4 Sources Analyzed

MAINTENANCE SUMMARY

The 2022 Dodge Charger, with an average reliability verdict, requires diligent maintenance. Focus on potential engine and powertrain drivability issues, which are the top complaints.

View Critical Issue: Air Bag System Malfunctions

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Reliability Score

Est. Annual Maintenance Cost

$400 - $800

TSBs & Recalls

35 TSBs | 3 Recalls

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Key Takeaways

Prioritize engine and powertrain health with regular fluid changes and filter replacements.
Address potential airbag system and shifter assembly issues promptly.

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