2014 Dodge Dart SXT

Asked by 6t3v0 Jan 20, 2019 at 06:43 PM about the 2014 Dodge Dart SXT FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Today I was driving my dart that has 57,000
miles on it. I went to take a turn, pressed on
the gas and my battery light turned on and
my car died on side of road. My landlord
came to jump me, and it turned over just fine
after that. We were able to get it to advanced
where we were able to turn it over twice
easily, and then went to firestone where they
can’t find an issue with it but are suggesting
that I don’t drive it far. I have famil out of
state and need to be able to drive long miles.  
I’m scared this could happen again. Does
anyone have any ideas on what the problem
could be?

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10

that happened to me you have to make sure the oil is changed in these cars. even if the percentage is like 43% i go ahead and change it. these cars burn oil a little quicker once you change the oil it won't do it.

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