Dodge Charger Wiring, Cables, Connectors

It's no secret that any car has lots of wires, and your Dodge Charger is no exception. Their total length in a modern automobile can reach 5,000 feet; in older vehicles, this number is several times less, but nobody is immune to issues related to the wiring. An audio system, lights, climate control, power windows and seats, numerous sensors, alarm system – everything needs electricity for powering and transmitting signals, and if you want everything to work fine, the wiring and numerous connectors have to be in top shape.

First, all of them have to be reliably secured and protected from dirt and moisture. There must be no contact between a wire and sharp metal edges; in the places where wires come through the doors or other body parts, the harness has to be protected with special corrugated tubes. Naturally, all the damaged wires have to be repaired or replaced. As for connectors, make sure they are well-isolated and free from any fluid such as coolant, oil, or rainwater. Most connectors and sockets have rubber seals and small bushings surrounding each wire where it enters the connector, but anyway, keep them in a dry place away from hot engine parts. A wide range of Dodge Charger wiring harnesses, connectors, switches, and other products are available here.