Official specifications, police package information, maintenance resources, recalls, and buyer reference documentation.
This reference library is intended to supplement the Buying a Retired Dodge Charger Police Vehicle buyer's guide by providing access to official manufacturer publications, Technical Service Bulletins (TSBs), recalls, police vehicle evaluations, fleet documentation, and service information.
Unlike the buyer's guide, which focuses on purchasing and ownership considerations, this page serves as an ongoing technical reference. As new recalls, manufacturer communications, and engineering updates are released, this page will be updated to reflect the latest available information.
Manufacturer: Dodge (FCA US LLC / Stellantis)
Vehicle: Dodge Charger Pursuit (Police Package)
Production Years: 2006–2023
Platform:
LX Platform (2006–2010)
LD Platform (2011–2023)
Production Years:
2006–2010
Production Years:
2006–2023
Production Years:
2012–2023
Used on earlier Charger Pursuit models.
Used on later Charger Pursuit models beginning with the refreshed platform.
The following factory publications should be consulted whenever servicing or purchasing a retired Dodge Charger Pursuit.
Factory Service Manual (FSM)
Owner's Manual
Police Vehicle Upfitter Guide
Police Equipment Installation Guide
Electrical Integration Guide
Wiring Manual
Fleet Maintenance Schedule
Parts Catalog
Service Information
Diagnostic Procedures
Technical Service Bulletins are manufacturer communications intended to assist dealership technicians in diagnosing and repairing known conditions.
A TSB is not a recall.
Always verify bulletin applicability by VIN, engine, production date, transmission, and sales code.
3.5L High Output V6
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5.7L HEMI V8
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3.6L Pentastar V6
Common topics include:
Oil filter housing
Oil cooler assembly
Oil leaks
Cooling system
PCM updates
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Five-Speed Automatic
Topics include:
Shift quality
Software updates
Delayed engagement
Drivability improvements
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Eight-Speed Automatic
Topics include:
Shift quality
TCM software updates
Coast-down shift improvements
Drivability enhancements
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Topics include:
Water pumps
Thermostats
Cooling fans
Coolant leaks
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Topics include:
Front suspension noise
Steering components
Alignment procedures
Police suspension updates
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Topics include:
Alternators
Battery drain
Wiring
Charging system
BCM updates
Police electrical equipment
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Topics include:
Emergency lighting
Auxiliary power
Wiring
Upfitter modifications
Console installations
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Search every vehicle by VIN before purchase.
Record recalls as they are identified.
Recommended information to include:
Recall Number
NHTSA Recall Number
Date Issued
Affected Model Years
Description
Repair Procedure
Recall Status
Dealer communications often contain updated diagnostic information before formal service procedures are revised.
Document:
STAR Case Number
Publication Date
Condition
Repair Recommendation
Performance testing includes:
Acceleration
Top Speed
Braking
Handling
Ergonomics
Fuel Economy
Document applicable model-year results.
Include:
Performance testing
Handling evaluations
Braking performance
Fleet observations
Include:
Horsepower
Torque
Compression Ratio
Engine Oil Capacity
Coolant Capacity
Transmission Fluid Capacity
Differential Capacity
Brake Fluid
Spark Plug Specifications
Wheel Torque
Battery Specifications
Tire Specifications
Factory recommended intervals for:
Engine oil
Transmission service
Cooling system
Brake fluid
Spark plugs
Differential
Transfer case (AWD)
Drive belts
Air filters
Frequently serviced components include:
Water pump
Oil filter housing
Oil cooler
Thermostat
Radiator hoses
Spark plugs
Ignition coils
Alternator
Serpentine belt
Battery
Brake pads
Rotors
Wheel bearings
Before purchasing a retired Dodge Charger Pursuit:
Verify the VIN.
Check for open recalls.
Review maintenance records.
Obtain idle-hour information when available.
Inspect for emergency equipment removal.
Examine wiring modifications.
Test transmission operation.
Inspect suspension and steering.
Verify cooling system condition.
Scan all modules for diagnostic trouble codes.
Perform a road test.
Have the vehicle inspected by a qualified technician.
Stellantis Fleet & Business Solutions
https://www.stellantisfleet.com/
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)
https://www.nhtsa.gov/
NHTSA Recall Lookup
https://www.nhtsa.gov/recalls
Manufacturer Communications / Technical Service Bulletins
https://www.nhtsa.gov/vehicle-manufacturers
Michigan State Police Precision Driving Unit
https://www.michigan.gov/msp/divisions/training/precision-driving-unit/police-vehicle-test-results
Version 1.0
Initial publication.
Future updates will include:
Verified Technical Service Bulletins
STAR Cases
Factory Service Manual references
Recall updates
Additional police fleet documentation
Engineering revisions
Factory specifications by model year