When to perform a tune-up 2006 dodge charger?

Answer 1

The 2006 Dodge Charger comes with 2 available engines, the V6(found in Stratus models of the same year) and the upgraded V8-Hemi motor. Aside from the car's ability to adapt to regular driving conditions, allowing the cars computer to "self tune" the engine as needed, the average tune up session should be between 15-20,000 miles. This included inspecting and replacing the spark plugs, wires, and ignition pack. Bosch, Autolite, Champion and AC Delco all design plugs for the Charger, although some brands are harder to find than others. Most of the better plugs require no gapping, so you can simply drop and turn each new plug and your done. Read your owners manual to find out when a tune-up is required, most new cars should be tuned-up at 100,000 miles.