Chrysler issued a note this week informing the public about a recall on the 2013 Dodge Dart concerning models equipped with the 1.4-liter engine and dual-clutch transmission. This makes up 14,800 cars in total.
According to Chrysler, company testing of the Dart discovered that after the vehicle had been parked for eight hours in a 20 degree fahrenheit climate chamber, the vehicle would stall moments after start up.
Chrysler says that there hasn't been any reported injuries or accidents; however, you should act immediately if you own a 2013 Dart with the equipment mentioned above.
For the full details, check out the release below...
Chrysler's release below:
Statement: Recalibration
Chrysler Group will recall approximately 14,800 cars to recalibrate their powertrain control modules.
Internal testing discovered a car that stalled moments after startup. The incident occurred when the vehicle was brought to a stop after driving a short distance.
It had been parked for eight hours in a 20F climate chamber.
Further investigation revealed reports of similar incidents recorded by dealers.
Chrysler Group is unaware of any related injuries or accidents.
The recall affects only 2013 Dodge Dart models equipped with a 1.4-liter engine and dual-clutch transmission.
Approximately 12,900 are in the U.S., including Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands; 1,900 are in Canada, five are in Mexico and 16 are outside the NAFTA region.
Recalibrations will be performed at no cost to customers, who will be contacted directly.
Customers who have questions or concerns can call 1-800-853-1403.