Chrysler Recalls Dodge Charger and Chrysler 300
Chrysler has recalled approximately 119,000 model year 2011 and 2012 Dodge Charger sedans and Chrysler 300s. According to news reports, Chrysler initiated the recall because of a problem with the cars anti-lock brakes and electronic stability control systems.
During hard breaking, anti-lock brake systems pump the car's brakes rapidly to prevent the wheels from "locking up." Locking up can cause loss of control and longer stopping distances because it can cause the car to skid. The electronic stability control systems use computerized brake controls to intervene to prevent a car from skidding during abrupt maneuvers or sharp turns. In the recalled cars, a fuse for the computer controller that operates these two systems can overheat, causing both systems to lose effectiveness.
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