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Old 08-29-2015, 07:17 AM
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Unhappy 2007 Dodge Caliber
Having loss of power issues...Car has brand new battery and was checked in another vehicle..so that issue is out of the equation . Thoughts on loss of power culprits (alternator, voltage regulator short some where and if so where to look) any other thoughts or causes? Thanks. k_m_haag@yahoo.com
 
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Define what you mean by loss of power.
 
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The voltage is regulated by the PCM, so if you are losing voltage, I would start with having the alternator checked.
 
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Trying to decipher loss of power as engine wise or electrical wise.
 
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