Three-door front-wheel-drive hatchback coupe · 1.7-liter inline-four (63 net hp)

1983 Dodge Charger 1.7-liter (introduction)


The original factory catalog identifies the 1.7-liter as the base engine at introduction.

1983 Dodge Charger, blue and silver hatchback with Shelby graphics, front three-quarter view
Exact 1983 Charger reference photograph; exact configuration not verified ·

Photo: Boyd Tiffin — used with permission. Model-year reference photograph; pictured equipment does not verify a listed engine or configuration.

Factory configuration

What this model is

Trim
Charger
Body style
Three-door front-wheel-drive hatchback coupe
Engine
1.7-liter inline-four (63 net hp)
Transmission
4-speed manual

Available at model-year introduction; replaced by the 1.6-liter engine during the year.

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1983 Dodge Charger: documented configuration differences
ConfigurationEngineTransmissionBody
Current carDodge Charger 1.7-liter (introduction)1.7-liter inline-four (63 net hp)4-speed manualThree-door front-wheel-drive hatchback coupe
Dodge Charger 1.6-liter (midyear)1.6-liter inline-four (62 net hp)Manual transaxleThree-door front-wheel-drive hatchback coupe
Dodge Charger 2.2-liter2.2-liter Chrysler SOHC inline-four (94 net hp / 111 lb-ft)5-speed manual or 3-speed automaticThree-door front-wheel-drive hatchback coupe
Dodge Charger 2.22.2-liter Chrysler SOHC inline-four (100 net hp / 122 lb-ft)5-speed manual (standard) or 3-speed automaticThree-door front-wheel-drive hatchback coupe
Dodge Shelby ChargerShelby-tuned naturally aspirated 2.2-liter SOHC inline-four (107 net hp / 127 lb-ft)5-speed manualThree-door front-wheel-drive hatchback coupe

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    Engine oil filter

    Exact reference available

    The order numbers below establish replacement-filter fitment only; they do not establish a service interval. Confirm the installed engine, VIN, build date, and filter dimensions before ordering.

    Applies to: 1983 · United States

    1.7-liter inline-four (63 net hp)

    K&N HP-1002

    K&N publishes HP-1002 for this exact year-and-engine application; confirm VIN, build date, and installed filter dimensions before ordering.

    Applies to: 1983 · 1.7-liter inline-four (63 net hp) · United States · Exact 1983 Charger engine application. Confirm VIN, build date, and installed filter dimensions before ordering.

    Source: K&N Engineering — Dodge Charger replacement-oil-filter application catalog · 1983 Dodge Charger 1.7-liter application row — HP-1002 · checked

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Sources

  1. Dodge — 1983 full-line factory catalog, Charger and Charger 2.2 section

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