Cruise control for the Dodge Caliber

An uncommon car on a common commute

Most independent garages see a Caliber once in a blue moon. That rarity is fine until you want something added, because few people have its wiring diagrams to hand or have done the job before. Owners end up being told to live without it.

Guesswork on an orphaned model

Now that Dodge has left UK dealers, there is no franchise workshop to ask, and parts sold online are often listed for American versions. Fitting something meant for a different market or engine is how a simple accessory turns into a weekend of tracing faults. A Caliber deserves better than trial and error.

Configured for the Caliber before it leaves Chorley

Our module monitors the Caliber's network to learn its speed and what the engine is being asked to do, which means no bracketry on the throttle and a pedal box nobody needs to open. Our Lancashire electronics works programmes it around your Caliber's model year, its engine and whichever switches suit your hands. A change to that setup later on is free.