Anybody know the tricks in changing from rotors and pads so you do not need to bleed the brake system afterwards?
Also how can l tell for sure that a strut mount needs immediate replacement and that it is faulty?

Dodge and Eagle are ( or was in the case of Eagle ) both Chrysler brands but there was no single Dodge model called the Eagle

to change the brake pads and not have to bleed the brakes all you do is lightly press the pistons back in but on this one they turn in on the rear so be careful doing this,but you should not have the bleed the brakes out when your done with it,and on the strut mount jack it up and try moving the struts ,if the mount is bad you,ll feel a roughness to it and may also hear a pop sound come from it,try moving it back and forth if there is play in it replace the mount,good luck with it.