Dodge Sprinter Starting & Charging

The Sprinter appeared on the U.S. market in 2001, however at first it was marketed under the Freightliner nameplate. And in 2003, the model received Dodge's badge. However, both versions were the badge engineered Mercedes-Benz Sprinter of the first generation. It utilized a 2.7L turbodiesel 5-cylinder power plant that develops 154 horsepower geared to a 5-speed automatic transmission. The model was available as a 2-door pickup truck, 4-door crew cab, 4-door minivan, and a 4-door minibus. The Dodge Sprinter featured large cupholders, storage compartments, and numerous seat adjustments. Thanks to reliability and a range of body styles, the Sprinter was popular in the U.S. and across the world. The Dodge Sprinter was marketed until 2010, when it was replaced by the Ram Promaster.

Your Sprinter has proven the reputation of a dependable vehicle, though it still requires maintenance as time progresses. To get the most out of your four-wheeled friend, you should keep all its components and systems including the starting and charging one well-maintained. If your Sprinter misfires of is hard to start, most likely some units in its starting and charging system have failed and require replacement. If that is the case, browse our online catalog of repair components available 24/7. There is a vast range of premium Dodge Sprinter starting and charging parts needed to restore optimal state of your vehicle.