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OEM 2009 Dodge Caliber Parts for Ride Control Components
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Yaw Sensor Installation and Repair Tips for 2009 Dodge Caliber
- Q:How to Service a Yaw Sensor on 2009 Dodge Caliber?A:To service the Yaw Rate Sensor, disconnect the battery negative cable, remove the shifter housing and access the dynamics sensor by removing the carpeting. Alone remove two mounting nuts and disconnect wiring harness. Finally, take the sensor out, careful not to disturb the Occupancy Restraint Module (ORC), which is nearby.