Dodge 400 Starting & Charging

The Dodge 400 is a seven-seater vehicle that was released in the early 80s. It was produced with a 4-cylinder engine in several versions: a 4-door sedan, 2-door hard top and a 2-door convertible. The 400 was the first U.S. convertible since the discontinuation of the Cadillac Eldorado in 1976 and the first company's convertible since the 1971 Challenger. Despite a short production run (1982–1983 model years) the car was quite popular thanks to the unique blend of high performance, attractive design, comfort of a luxury car, and versatility of a family car. There were almost 26,000 units produced for only 1983 model year.

As the owner of a vehicle assembled few decades ago, you should realize that its maintenance is essential. To keep your 400 in top shape, you should check it regularly and precisely. And the starting and charging system is no exception. In case you've found that some elements of this system require replacement, turn to our website. Here you'll find a selection of Dodge 400 replacement starting and charging parts including sensors, relays, alternators, voltage regulators, and batteries. Our units are made by leading aftermarket producers that's why they will provide long term of service as well as premium quality.