Dodge Caliber Fuel injector replacement

Why do my Dodge Caliber fuel injectors need to be replaced?

Modern internal combustion engines are fitted with fuel injectors. They're used to control and atomise the fuel that goes into the Dodge Caliber's engine. Fuel injectors have a valve that opens and closes, spraying a fine mist of fuel through a nozzle each time they open, this fuel then mixes with air which creates the required air-fuel mixture required for optimal engine combustion.

The injector open and close cycle repeats every engine revolution and in a majority of vehicles, there will be one injector per cylinder.

As you can imagine if one or more fuel injectors aren't spraying the correct amount of fuel it can have long term damaging effects on Dodge Caliber engines and you could be in for a rough ride.

Fuel system contaminants can pass through Dodge Caliber fuel injectors and cause build-up or rust. This may cause the injector nozzle to get stuck open or closed and cause leakage.

It's important to keep Dodge Caliber fuel systems as clean as possible. If you notice a problem early enough the fuel injectors might be able to be salvaged, cleaned up, repaired and reused however sometimes they have reached the end of life and there's no option but to replace them.

When a fuel injector fails you may notice your Dodge Caliber is idling roughly, misfiring, increased fuel consumption, the car has difficulty starting, engine splutter and accelerator hesitation. 

When one or more injectors fail it affects the fuel for the engine to run efficiently. Without the correct air-fuel supply you are sure to notice a problem and when you do AutoGuru has you covered with experts available to replace that dodgy fuel injector.