[kojdasz]

Hi, Please help, I have a problem with too much fuel consumption in the Dodge Dart 2.4 A/T (15l / 19l per 100km) (15mpg / 13mpg), I have already replaced the lambda sensor, catalyst, iridium spark plugs, tested tightness of the intake system, theoretically the parameters are normal. The only symptoms are too high fuel consumption and when the gearbox is in neutral or parking gear, when the car heats up to about 90 degrees Celsius, the engine speed drops by about 50 RPM, plus when I slightly add gas, the car starts to shake as if it was getting too much the air and the engine revs drop for a while more.
When he presses the gas to the end, i.e. up to 4000rpm, sometimes the rpm also runs away by about 50-100rpm. The car has power and when driving it accelerates normally.
Someone had a similar problem? Someone help?

 

[alpinegreenneon]

Check for dragging brakes, especially the rear.

 

[kojdasz]

Check for dragging brakes, especially the rear.

Brakes work well, nothing blocks them

 

[alpinegreenneon]

A stuck brake caliper can put just enough rotation resistance to affect gas mileage. The rear brakes on the Dart are problematic.

Rear Caliper Replacement!

I need some help... Can someone point me in the direction of a thread or youtube video of someone actually replacing the rear calipers on the Dart? I dont want to see a before and after, I want to see the whole process. Thanks for your help.

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How to rebuild your rear brake calipers

Hello, so there has been a few threads recently of stuck brake calipers so I decided to rebuild a rear caliper and do a write up on what you will find. Thanks to @Exitus04 for the caliper to work on. Disclaimer: DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK, IF IN DOUBT JUST GET A REMANUFACTURED CALIPER...

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Have you checked for codes?
Not all scanners can read the transmission TCM codes. Do you have alfaOBD and the OBDLinkMX bluetooth scanner in Poland?