Replace a cracked or damaged unit with this Dorman fog light, part number 923-838, reverse-engineered to match the stock equipment so it looks, fits and performs like the original. It fits many vehicles, among them the 2010 Dodge Charger, 2010-2011 Dodge Grand Caravan and 2010-2012 Chrysler Town & Country. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list and engine details.
This fog light assembly gives you a factory-style replacement without the dealership price. It was designed to match the original equipment on specific vehicles. The catalog lists it for both the right and left positions.
- Seamless replacement: designed to look and function like the original equipment on the listed applications.
- Excellent value: original equipment quality at a lower price than a trip back to the dealer.
- Durable materials: high-grade plastic helps protect against weather and road conditions.
- Easy installation: built to match the original dimensions for proper fit.
Signs a fog light may need replacing include a cracked or broken lens or housing, moisture or condensation inside the lens, and broken mounting points. If damage to the original light is the cause, this direct-fit replacement for the listed applications swaps it out. If the light simply won't turn on, check the bulb, fuse and wiring first.
Interchange: 2225-0171B
22250171B · 5182025AA
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this Dodge Charger fog light fit my 2010 Charger?
Yes. Part 923-838 is listed for the 2010 Dodge Charger, and the "Vehicles it fits" section shows every listed vehicle.
Does this fog light go on the left or right side?
The catalog lists this fog light for both the right and left positions on the listed applications.
What material is this fog light made from?
Dorman uses high-grade plastic, which helps protect the light against weather and road conditions.
Is this fog light hard to install?
It is built to match the original dimensions for proper fit. Follow your vehicle's service information for removal and installation steps.
What are signs a fog light needs replacing?
Common signs include a cracked or broken lens or housing, moisture inside the lens, and broken mounting points. If the light won't turn on, check the bulb, fuse and wiring first.
