2007 Dodge Charger 2.7L V6, 3.5L V6, and 5.7L Service Manual OEM

• Covers 2007 Dodge Charger configurations, including 2.7L V6, 3.5L V6, and 5.7L V8 HEMI engines paired with 4-speed or 5-speed automatic transmissions.
• Official DaimlerChrysler OEM publication spanning 7,289 pages, detailing factory maintenance schedules and component integration limits for all regional variants of the LX-platform.
• Contains 125 exploded-view diagrams, 88 torque specification tables, and comprehensive wiring schematics essential for in-depth diagnostic repair.

Component and System Documentation

This factory documentation provides the precise technical framework for the entire vehicle architecture. It outlines lubrication procedures, suspension setups, and drivetrain specifics for both RWD and AWD models. Braking system parameters are heavily detailed. You will find extensive overviews covering engine components, cooling circuits, and electronic control modules. Complex wiring diagrams sit alongside diagnostics for body hardware, HVAC, and emission controls. Every chapter is clearly segmented. This layout facilitates direct access to component removal data, installation steps, and fastener standards. Prior to initiating any structural work, always ensure the vehicle is securely supported on professional-grade hoist points and that the battery is fully disconnected to prevent accidental airbag deployment or electrical shorts.

Torque and Technical Specifications

Technical data is presented in both metric and imperial units to guarantee accuracy across all shop-floor tasks. The reference material lists exact factory values. For example, it dictates a 174 N·m maximum torque for the lower shock mounting bolt. Front hub nut torque is strictly documented at 250 N·m, while standard wheel mounting nuts require 150 N·m. Fluid capacities are mapped out explicitly; the 5.7L engine oil capacity is specified at 6.6 liters. Valve clearance parameters and diagnostic thresholds for electronic modules are structured exclusively for professional review. Referencing these exact factory specifications is a necessary step before attempting any heavy vehicle repair.