2009 DODGE Caliber EDZ/ECB (PM)

PM / Compact Hatchback / North America, Europe, Asia

EDZECBEBDERBExact year/trim recordGold

Engine identity

Engine code

EDZ, ECB, EBD, ERB

Engine summary

The 2009 Dodge Caliber was offered globally with several inline-4 engines: 1.8L EDZ and 2.0L ECB engines mainly for North America and some export markets; 2.0L EBD and turbocharged 1.8L ERB engines for Europe and Asian markets. Engines used multipoint fuel injection and timing chains.

Displacement

1.8L to 2.0L inline-4

Power

From 148 hp (1.8L) to 150-170 hp (2.0L turbo)

Torque

Approx. 125-165 lb-ft depending on engine variant

Fuel system

Multipoint fuel injection (MPI)

Timing drive

Timing chain

OBD port

Verify by VIN and market

Oils and fluids

Oil type

SAE 5W-20 or 5W-30 synthetic recommended, consult market-specific manuals

Oil capacity

Approx. 4.25 liters (service-fill, filter change included)

Coolant

Approx. 6.5 liters

Fluid

Use Mopar ATF+4 for automatics, consult manual for CVT fluid

Differential fluid

Hypoid gear oil SAE 75W-90 GL-5

Brake fluid

DOT 3 or DOT 4 depending on market specs

Service and parts data

Manual transmission

5-speed manual (DBW5 and DBW6 for different markets)

Automatic transmission

CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission) in some markets, also 4 or 6-speed automatics dependent on engine and region

Spark plugs

Iridium or platinum tips, gap approx. 0.040inch

Service interval

Oil and filter every 7,500 to 10,000 miles; other intervals vary by market

Tire sizes

205/55R16, 215/55R17

Wheel torque

Verify by VIN and market

Common and chronic problems

Timing chain noise on high mileage
CVT fluid overheating in some markets
Electrical gremlins in early units

First checks

Timing chain tension and noise
CVT fluid level and condition if applicable
Ignition coil and spark plug wear

Before replacing parts

Save fault codes and freeze-frame data before clearing anything.
Check engine oil, coolant and transmission fluid using the correct temperature and service procedure.
Verify power, ground, connectors, hoses, leaks and live data before replacing expensive parts.

Important notes

Some engine and transmission options vary by specific market and emissions requirements.
CVT availability is region-specific; North America favored manual or automatic transmissions.

Common codes

Source and verification notes

Dodge Caliber 2009 Owner's Manual and Service documentation
Certified vehicle specification catalogs from Fiat Chrysler Automobiles

Compatible tools

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FAQ

What engine code does the 2009 DODGE Caliber EDZ/ECB (PM) use? 2009 DODGE Caliber EDZ/ECB (PM) is listed here with engine code EDZ, ECB, EBD, ERB; engine summary: The 2009 Dodge Caliber was offered globally with several inline-4 engines: 1.8L EDZ and 2.0L ECB engines mainly for North America and some export markets; 2.0L EBD and turbocharged 1.8L ERB engines for Europe and Asian markets. Engines used multipoint fuel injection and timing chains..
What oil and capacity does the 2009 DODGE Caliber EDZ/ECB (PM) use? 2009 DODGE Caliber EDZ/ECB (PM) is listed with SAE 5W-20 or 5W-30 synthetic recommended, consult market-specific manuals and oil capacity Approx. 4.25 liters (service-fill, filter change included). Confirm market and engine option before service.
What are common 2009 DODGE Caliber EDZ/ECB (PM) problems? Highlighted checks for 2009 DODGE Caliber EDZ/ECB (PM): Timing chain noise on high mileage, CVT fluid overheating in some markets, Electrical gremlins in early units.

Engine identity

Engine code

EDZ, ECB, EBD, ERB

Engine summary

Displacement

1.8L to 2.0L inline-4

Power

From 148 hp (1.8L) to 150-170 hp (2.0L turbo)

Torque

Approx. 125-165 lb-ft depending on engine variant

Fuel system

Multipoint fuel injection (MPI)

Timing drive

Timing chain

OBD port

Verify by VIN and market

Oils and fluids

Oil type

SAE 5W-20 or 5W-30 synthetic recommended, consult market-specific manuals

Oil capacity

Approx. 4.25 liters (service-fill, filter change included)

Coolant

Approx. 6.5 liters

Fluid

Use Mopar ATF+4 for automatics, consult manual for CVT fluid

Differential fluid

Hypoid gear oil SAE 75W-90 GL-5

Brake fluid

DOT 3 or DOT 4 depending on market specs

Service and parts data

Manual transmission

5-speed manual (DBW5 and DBW6 for different markets)

Automatic transmission

CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission) in some markets, also 4 or 6-speed automatics dependent on engine and region

Spark plugs

Iridium or platinum tips, gap approx. 0.040inch

Service interval

Oil and filter every 7,500 to 10,000 miles; other intervals vary by market

Tire sizes

205/55R16, 215/55R17

Wheel torque

Verify by VIN and market

FAQ

What engine code does the 2009 DODGE Caliber EDZ/ECB (PM) use? 2009 DODGE Caliber EDZ/ECB (PM) is listed here with engine code EDZ, ECB, EBD, ERB; engine summary: The 2009 Dodge Caliber was offered globally with several inline-4 engines: 1.8L EDZ and 2.0L ECB engines mainly for North America and some export markets; 2.0L EBD and turbocharged 1.8L ERB engines for Europe and Asian markets. Engines used multipoint fuel injection and timing chains..

What oil and capacity does the 2009 DODGE Caliber EDZ/ECB (PM) use? 2009 DODGE Caliber EDZ/ECB (PM) is listed with SAE 5W-20 or 5W-30 synthetic recommended, consult market-specific manuals and oil capacity Approx. 4.25 liters (service-fill, filter change included). Confirm market and engine option before service.

What are common 2009 DODGE Caliber EDZ/ECB (PM) problems? Highlighted checks for 2009 DODGE Caliber EDZ/ECB (PM): Timing chain noise on high mileage, CVT fluid overheating in some markets, Electrical gremlins in early units.

2009 DODGE Caliber EDZ/ECB (PM)

Engine identity

Oils and fluids

Service and parts data

Common and chronic problems

First checks

Before replacing parts

Important notes

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2009 DODGE Caliber EDZ/ECB (PM)

Engine identity

Oils and fluids

Service and parts data

Common and chronic problems

First checks

Before replacing parts

Important notes