2018 Dodge Challenger Steering Parts

This table covers the steering knuckles that carry the hub, caliper and ball joints. Read more

17 Knuckle parts are listed for the 2018 Dodge Challenger, from MOPAR, DORMAN and APWI. APWI CH2013 carries the "Popular" badge. 13 parts fit every engine; the other 4 are engine-specific.

The Daily Driver section lists 9 options from MOPAR — grouped for everyday commuting duty. MOPAR 68234397AC is listed in this group.

In the Economy grade, DORMAN and APWI supply 8 parts: the catalog's value-priced group. A representative part number is APWI CH2013.

This table covers the Power Steering coolers. Typical signs include overheated fluid, a leak at the fittings, or mixed fluids in the reservoir. Flush the lines when you replace a cooler. Read more

2 Power Steering Cooler parts for the 2018 Dodge Challenger come from 2 brands — AAE and EDELMANN.

This group includes AAE PSC0111 and EDELMANN 58303.

This table covers the fluids specified for this steering system. Typical signs include discolored fluid, a burnt smell, or a level that keeps dropping. Use only the specification in the notes — the tables group grades because they are not interchangeable. Read more

9 Power Steering Fluid parts for the 2018 Dodge Challenger come from 3 brands — PRESTONE, PENTOSIN and EDELMANN. The "Popular" part is EDELMANN 70694.

The ATF +4 section lists 2 options from PENTOSIN — grouped under the catalog's "ATF +4" designation — the notes column spells out what sets them apart. PENTOSIN 1058112 is listed in this group.

The Multi-Vehicle section lists 6 options from PRESTONE and EDELMANN — grouped under the catalog's "Multi-Vehicle" designation — the notes column spells out what sets them apart. EDELMANN 70694 is listed in this group.

1 further part sits outside the graded sections, with the same engine-level match.

Listed part numbers: EDELMANN 70694, PENTOSIN 1058112 and PENTOSIN 1058212, plus the other parts above.

This table covers the Power Steering Pressure hoses. Typical signs include swelling, cracks, a soft spot, or a leak at a clamp. Replace adjacent aged hoses while the system is drained — they share the same heat cycle. Read more

3 Power Steering Pressure Hose parts for the 2018 Dodge Challenger come from 3 brands — EDELMANN, MOPAR and SUNSONG.

This group includes EDELMANN 92746, MOPAR 68241524AC and SUNSONG 3403277.

This table covers the Power Steering pumps. Typical signs include noise from the pump, no pressure, or fluid that never arrives at the outlet. Prime or fill the pump as the notes require. A dry start is a common way to kill a new unit. Read more

5 Power Steering Pump parts for the 2018 Dodge Challenger come from 4 brands — SKP, LARES, MOPAR and 1 other brand.

The New section lists 3 options from LARES, MOPAR and SKP — brand-new units rather than rebuilt ones. LARES 14656 is listed in this group.

The Remanufactured section lists 1 option from TERREPOWER — factory-rebuilt units with new wear components. TERREPOWER 9902258A1 is listed in this group.

1 further part sits outside the graded sections, with the same engine-level match.

Listed part numbers: LARES 14656, MOPAR RL181854AA and SKP SK9902258, plus the other parts above.

This table covers the Power Steering Pump pulleys. Typical signs include a growl or chirp that follows engine speed, or a pulley that will not spin freely by hand. Spin each pulley with the belt off. Roughness or play means replace it with the belt. Read more

2 Power Steering Pump Pulley parts are listed for the 2018 Dodge Challenger, from DORMAN and MOPAR.

This group includes DORMAN 300322 and MOPAR 68032253AB.

This table covers the Power Steering Reservoir caps. Typical signs include a leak at the neck, a cap that will not hold pressure, or a missing tether. Match the pressure rating or thread in the notes — radiator, reservoir and fuel caps are not interchangeable. Read more

4 Power Steering Reservoir Cap parts are listed for the 2018 Dodge Challenger, from DORMAN, MOPAR, SKP and 1 other brand. 2 parts fit every engine; the other 2 are engine-specific.

This group includes DORMAN 54301, MOPAR 68149659AA and SKP SK54301 and the remaining parts above.

This table covers the Power Steering Return hoses. Typical signs include swelling, cracks, a soft spot, or a leak at a clamp. Replace adjacent aged hoses while the system is drained — they share the same heat cycle. Read more

4 Power Steering Return Hose parts are listed for the 2018 Dodge Challenger, from EDELMANN, MOPAR and SUNSONG.

This group includes EDELMANN 80597, EDELMANN 80597E and MOPAR 68078363AI and the remaining parts above.

This table covers the steering gear assemblies that turn the tie rods. Typical signs include fluid at a torn boot, a growl when you turn, or play that the inner tie rods do not explain. Flush the old power-steering fluid with the rack — grit in the old fluid is the usual cause of a repeat leak. Read more

4 Rack and Pinion parts are listed for the 2018 Dodge Challenger, from TERREPOWER and MOPAR.

New: 1 part, from MOPAR. A representative part number is MOPAR 68244586AB.

Remanufactured: 1 part, from TERREPOWER. A representative part number is TERREPOWER 2020135E.

2 ungrouped parts are not assigned to a grade, with the same engine-level match.

This group includes MOPAR 68244586AB, TERREPOWER 2020135E and TERREPOWER 2020131E and the remaining parts above.

This table covers the rubber boots that seal the inner tie-rod joints on the rack. Read more

This group shows a single part: MOPAR 68263723AA.

This table covers the Steering Column control modules. Read more

4 Steering Column Control Module parts for the 2018 Dodge Challenger come from MOPAR. Every part fits all 3 engine options (3.6L V6, 5.7L V8 and 6.2L V8 Supercharged).

Part numbers include MOPAR 7HJ35DX9AA, MOPAR 7HJ34DX9AA and MOPAR 7HJ25DX9AA, among others listed above.

This table covers the Steering shafts. Read more

6 Steering Shaft parts are listed for the 2018 Dodge Challenger, from DORMAN and LARES.

Part numbers include DORMAN 425227, DORMAN 425224 and DORMAN 425226, among others listed above.

This table covers the inner and outer tie-rod ends that steer each front knuckle. Typical signs include play on center, a feathered front tire, or a boot that has split and packed with grit. Replace inner and outer ends together on a high-mileage axle, then get an alignment. Read more

61 Tie Rod End parts for the 2018 Dodge Challenger come from 12 brands — MEVOTECH, DORMAN, MOPAR and 9 other brands. The "Popular" part is MEVOTECH MS25628. They are grouped as Daily Driver, Economy, Heavy Duty and Premium, with Daily Driver the largest group at 33 parts from MOPAR, SUSPENSIA, MEVOTECH and 3 other brands.