2009 Dodge Caliber - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

The coverage of warranty for replacing a TIPM (Totally Integrated Power Module) in a 2009 Dodge Caliber may depend on several factors, such as the vehicle's age, mileage, and whether the warranty is still in effect. The TIPM is a critical component of the vehicle's electrical system, and it controls a range of functions, including the headlights, turn signals, and other lights. If your vehicle is still under warranty, you should check the details of the warranty to see if TIPM replacement is covered. If the warranty has expired, you may need to pay for the replacement out of pocket. However, it's worth noting that TIPM failures have been a known issue in some Dodge Caliber models, and there have been several recalls related to TIPM defects. If you suspect that the TIPM is causing your lights to malfunction, you should take your vehicle to a certified mechanic or dealership for diagnosis and repair. They can determine if the TIPM needs to be replaced or if there is another underlying issue causing the problem. If the TIPM is determined to be faulty, they can provide you with an estimate for the cost of repair or replacement.

The fuel filter is built in to the fuel pump.

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It should have a theft system built in,but most cars are stolen by towing them.

Motor crank sensor

No a 2009 will not have a "smog pump"

most cost effective would be to splice a new plug end onto existing wire. link below shows how, press the helpful button

Watch this video to learn how to locate your Crankshaft Sensor on a 2009 Dodge Caliber. This video represents a 2007 model which is only 2 years apart from your 2009 but the parts and placement should be the same or at least fairly close. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcvCkDjyAYo

Hi,me again,this is the code I found for, c121cit says,( torque request signal denied )I hope this was more helpfull,again all the best.

Here's a link on your tire relearn question. http://www.challengerforumz.com/threads/re-learn-tpms-or-reset-the-tpms.33289

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You have a transmission problem p0700 transmission control system malfunction. P1729 4x4 low switch error

You may be coming up on the maintenance interval for a new Belt, but I would imagine that this vehicle has VVT, variable valve timing, and that you may need an adjustment on that as well. Valve noise is most likely what you are hearing.

Did you check fuse's ? There is also a electronic module involved ! Totally integrated power module ! Watch this video , could be something simple , usually is ! You don't want to have to pay 7 or 8 hundred dollars for the power module ! Dodge Ram Turning Signal Electrical Problems

There aren't any relays for this. Go back to the light and check the socket. Rusty or white to green coloring (corrosion) replace the socket. Also check for broken wires right behind the socket.

there is tons of info if u google ur ? - including one I have seen with dodge vehicles - replace battery.

compressed air and uncover the drain outside and use a wire clothes hanger to break the clog loose then use the compressed air on the inside to blow clog outside.

id say you have a defective speed sensor. ive seen this with new but cheap parts

Possibly transmission is overheating and car is going into 'limp mode' because of your high speed. I would check with dealer on this one to see if computer needs a 'flash' update?