Dodge Příručky pro opravy

Horace and John Dodge founded the Dodge Brothers company in Detroit in 1900, building parts for the young auto industry before introducing their own car in 1914. Dodge trucks followed in 1917 and served the United States military in the First World War. The Chrysler Corporation bought Dodge in 1928, and Dodge went on to supply thousands of four-wheel-drive and conventional trucks during the Second World War.

Dodge is known for rugged, capable trucks with a strong performance heritage. The Power Wagon, introduced in 1946, is recognised as one of the first production four-wheel-drive pickups, and later D-Series and W-Series models became working favourites. The Ram pickup line, introduced in the early 1980s, grew into a full family of light, heavy-duty and commercial trucks before Ram became its own brand, while Dodge also built B-Series vans and the mid-size Dakota pickup.

The workshop manuals on this page cover Dodge petrol and diesel engines, manual and automatic transmissions, four-wheel-drive systems, electrical systems and wiring diagrams, torque specifications, diagnostics and scheduled maintenance. Genuine factory documentation supports everything from routine servicing to complete engine and drivetrain rebuilds. Dodge vans and trucks have also been popular with small businesses, utilities and government fleets throughout the brand's history.

These manuals suit DIY owners, independent garages and workshops, and restorers of classic Dodge trucks such as the Power Wagon and early D-Series pickups. Accurate workshop information keeps working trucks dependable and helps preserve the value of collectible examples.