How to Replace MDS Solenoids 2006-10 Dodge Charger

How to Replace MDS Solenoids 2006-10 Dodge Charger

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The MDS solenoids control the Multiple Displacement System in your Chrysler vehicle. If they are not operating properly you may face reduced fuel mileage or other problems. They can be replaced, and this video shows you how on your 2006-10 Dodge Charger.

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This process should be similar on the following vehicles:
2006 Dodge Charger
2007 Dodge Charger
2008 Dodge Charger
2009 Dodge Charger
2010 Dodge Charger

Tools you will need:
• Pocket Screwdriver
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• Vacuum
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• Throttle Body Cleaner
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@bosshogg502 says:

Hey whoa you should disconnect the neg battery terminal first before disconnecting any thing from under the hood bcuz it will cause computer program problems especially when it comes to throttle body sensor mines was replaced and the shop didn't disconnect the neg battery terminal as I ask and it through codes and would not crank up again

@TommyMacTube says:

a dealership wants to charge me $1186 for a 2014 charger work. they said solenoid AND wiring harness for the price I mentioned BOTH need to be replaced I feel like I'm being scammed for that price, let alone the idea that the wiring harness needs replacing.

@elfinmagic3111 says:

thankyou for the great vid, dont think I could afford a shop to do this.

@muggaphilly2072 says:

I know a guy who need this part on his Aspen and he saying it causes his vehicle to only run in tow mode otherwise his truck shakes in regular drive. Does that sound about right because im looking to buy it

@Hemirich345 says:

Will this cause the engine to not start ?

@loveless210 says:

So to a dodge charger 2008 2.7 motor the solenoids in the transmission ? Where is the solenoid

@jase5936 says:

very well made , clear video.

@painreel7480 says:

Where is bank 1 located on the 2008 hemi

@staceejaxx1969 says:

Where can I find a set of MDS wire harness like the one in this video with similar pigtail connectors? My wires are shot.

@dyllonenriquez4977 says:

Can this be applied to my Chrysler 300c with a 5.7 hemi, v8, from 2005?

@malthael1312 says:

I don't know if they changed something from 06 to 09. but my battery is in the trunk. My engine doesn't run super smooth it does shake ever so slightly but not much. Might have to do with cylinder 1 having lower compression than the rest about 90 psi while the others were like 120-130 psi I believe.

@1john52013 says:

Great video! Thank you.

@OhAdam12 says:

Do you have part #’s?

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