Dodge Challenger

The Challenger needs different parts depending on the year and whether it has a key or a start button. Find your configuration.

6 vehicle configurations, 4 with a documented setup. See coverage.

Years and how you start it

Supported by a documented setup A reviewed guide documents a setup. Unverified A manufacturer listing alone does not establish compatibility.

Vehicle configurations by year and how you start them
YearsHow you start itAnswerModuleT-harnessMinimum firmwareTransmissionEvidence
2018 to 2023 Dodge Challenger Push button startPush button startUnverifiedUnverified

Manufacturer listing seen: Fortin vehicle page, checked

2015 to 2017 Dodge Challenger Push button startPush button startSupported by a documented setupEVO-ONENot listed in guide69.04Not listed in guide

Manufacturer guide reviewed: Listed in Fortin install guide #97781 as of · page 1

2012 to 2014 Dodge Challenger Push button startPush button startSupported by a documented setupEVO-ONETHAR-CHR459.01Not listed in guide

Manufacturer guide reviewed: Listed in Fortin install guide #105561 as of · page 1

2011 Dodge Challenger Push button startPush button startUnverifiedUnverified

Manufacturer listing seen: Fortin guide index, checked

2011 to 2014 Dodge Challenger Turn a keyTurn a keySupported by a documented setupEVO-ONETHAR-CHR459.01Not listed in guide

Manufacturer guide reviewed: Listed in Fortin install guide #105991 as of · page 1

2010 Dodge Challenger Push button startPush button startSupported by a documented setupEVO-ONETHAR-CHR459.01Not listed in guide

Manufacturer guide reviewed: Listed in Fortin install guide #105531 as of · page 1

Not sure which ignition?

Push-to-start: you press a button to start. Standard key: you turn a key. H key or G key: Toyota keys with an H or G stamped on the blade.

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