20 Most Recent 2007 Dodge Caliber 2.0 - Page 9 Questions & Answers

IN some cars it means that the charging circuit is not working. Check the alternator out put and drive belt for condition and tension

fill your tires up to what the placard says on your door jam and drive it for about 5 to20 minutes

Check the age of the battery. When it gets cold an older battery can't cope and can even freeze. An easy fix is to leave some kind of heat source, i.e. a lamp, under the engine to keep the battery from freezing. The more practical, albeit expensive way, is to replace the battery if its more than 3 years old.

all makes hav their issues-comes down to $--stay away from dealers on installing also--to be sure its a module a data stream shud be run-aprivate mechanic uses factory gear that displays values on the system---but 1st try diconnectn batt or uplug computer and then reconnect--system may reboot------modules can be bought at junkyards or napa

Try getting your Constant Velocity Joints checked out

buy a new gas cap.

I would suggest that to take to a professional mechanic before the condition gets really bad.

There should be two sensors. They will be on the side Of the motor that the transmission is bolted to. The intake cam sensor will be on the side of the head closest to the radiator. If you look kind of under the fuel rail you should see it. It will be held in place with a single bolt. A ten mm socket will be neede to remove the bolt. It will also have a two wire connector plugged into it. The exhaust cam sensor is exactly the same and will be in the same area except on the side of the motor closest to the firewall. Hope that helps. Let me know if you have any questions and I'll do my best to answer them. Thank you for using FixYa.com! I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jeremy_d728a59f986299fa

Im not to sure if this model is fitted with accident stop. usually if you have had a bump it turns of the engine. until the code has been rest. sometime if it is this type you can take the battery off and leave it off for 12hrs and re put back on. and it resets. but not herd of them doing this. you see the bump could of lost or broken a sensor and driving with the case of it water may have got in to it and that is why it has taken this long for the problems to occur. would first start looking on the side the bump was. and check every sensor. abs is the sensors on the wheels.