20 Most Recent 2012 Dodge Avenger SE Sedan 2.4L 4-cyl. 4-speed Automatic Questions & Answers

You may have the wrong bulb installed. Although they mostly look the same, some have different configurations.

cavity 16 15 amp. source linked, page 447 http://www.dodge.com/download/pdf/manuals/2012-Avenger-OM-3rd.pdf

sounds like an overtemp sensor in radio. Could also be an internal prob to radio

is your radio by the shifter? sounds like maybe something rolling back in forth maybe in the console?

Sounds as if security has been activated. Try locking and unlocking doors with key fob to reset. You can also try unlocking/locking doors with key using driver side lock

It will say right on the dipstick. Mopar 7176 (ATF+3) most likely. ATF+4 will also work just fine. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jeremy_d728a59f986299fa

That's a relay you hear clicking, you may have a short or a bad relay.

Most cars now require removal of the whole dash. Buy a shop manual to guide you step by step.

Abs or Antilock Brake System keeps tires from slidding on icy/slippery surfaces there should be wires behind the tire that go to the hub idk if u can see wires with the tire on but it also could be a bad wire to check this start the car and see if you have power to the "hot" or positive wire if you do it is most likely the sensor is bad there is a sensor on both front tires so make sure u check both for power and also check the hub there should be a bunch of nubs that stick up which is what the sensor reads off of to tell if the tire is skidding look for broken nubs if it is the sensor its about 20-35 depending on location ur at and store I will try to add some pictures of the abs sensor location

I have the same problem with my Dodge Avenger. The issue is with the heater core. The company that made the heater cores for Dodge that year put to much flux in it. The flux comes loose and you get a sludge build up in the heater core that drops to the bottom of it. The heat for the passenger side blows on the bottom of the heater core. So that is why the air is cool on that side. Solution: you can try flushing the the system. If you take the cap off the coolant reservoir you will see the sludge build up. It has a reddish tint to it. Hope this helps.

#1 cylinder would be the drivers side front on a rear wheel drive on the front wheel drive it is the front radiator side (front meaning the closest to fan belt)

need to reset the anti-theft alarm check manual. or call dealer. Btw, I’m available to help over the phone in case u need at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jim_c09d8140f32619a8

Check coolant level.thermostat stack close,any work cooling system.

its a 2012 . its still under warranty take it back . or did you steal it

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