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    2009

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  1.    gthegreat1 reacted to a post in a topic: 41TES Transmission Oil + Filter Change
  2.    mojo reacted to a post in a topic: Dodge Journey service manual 2009-2011 and 2012-2016
  3. Appalachian Journey
    S'il s'agit d'un fil endommagé ou cassé, envisagez de remplacer l'ensemble du fil. Le mien avait un mauvais fil d'interrupteur de fenêtre. Intermittent pendant un peu puis perte totale de fonction.
  4.    Dodgems reacted to a post in a topic: From base to loaded in _ _ simple steps!
  5. Appalachian Journey
    “minor project balloon into a major overhaul” I used to tear into stuff with enthusiasm. Now I’m leaning toward short term leases.
  6. Appalachian Journey
    Thanks for the manual mojo.
  7. Appalachian Journey
    The Mexican Journey is the Chinese Trumpchi with a Dodge Badge on the grill. It may be a fine car but it’s a much different car. To me the old Journey was right sized. Roomy, good sight line without being too tall, big doors, long wheelbase. Good while it lasted.
  8. Appalachian Journey
    I’m thinking about changing this proactively. 13 years, 200+. Looks like an easy install on the 2.4.
  9.    My Journey With DJ reacted to a post in a topic: Reliability
  10.    Armando G reacted to a post in a topic: Highest Mileage Journey... Who's in it for the long haul?
  11. Appalachian Journey
    211,000. It’s been demoted, rolls much less now.
  12. Appalachian Journey
    211,000 miles. Second string now so the climb is slower. No major repairs. Evaporator is leaking. I’ll probably replace the heater core too while the dash is off. Been a good car.
  13.    John/Horace reacted to a post in a topic: Charger EV with a simulated exhaust note mmm.
  14.    My Journey With DJ reacted to a post in a topic: 7 years of great ownership
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    The car looks nice but the artificial sound is cheesy. It should sell okay for a couple years but it’s a car and people want SUV’s. I hear there’s a new Durango coming and a smaller rebadged Alfa ute. If either sell poorly Dodge may be done.
  16.    John/Horace reacted to a post in a topic: Brake switch for trailer brakes
  17. Appalachian Journey
    Surge brakes are an option.
  18. Appalachian Journey
    You an expat JohnP?
  19.    John/Horace reacted to a post in a topic: Looking for new headlight assembly
  20. Appalachian Journey
    I replaced the hazed originals with Chinese knockoffs from eBay. Halogen. About $100 USD each. Light pattern is good to my eye. Still clear after three years.
  21. Appalachian Journey
    210,000 miles on my 2.4 Demoted to second car a couple years ago. I've seen similar to mine selling in the $4,000's. Thinking about selling it and riding a donkey until the market corrects.
  22. Appalachian Journey
    Stacey House in Louisbourg?
  23.    jkeaton reacted to a post in a topic: Time to say good bye….
  24. Appalachian Journey
    350,000?
  25. stgillpontiac@hotmail.co.u

    Hi, this is for all the UK folk that own UK dodge journey crd , I own a 2009 auto example , I am disappointed that there is virtually no information on these cars when it comes to technical info, but if you own the USA version with totally different engine / gearboxes and electrical component locations t's a different matter then, unlike our American cousins models ,ours seem a mismash of Merc, VW, ford, and of course now fiat, I like the style of it but it's a hybrid with little or no back up especially with that excuse for a auto gear box, I speak with 40 years of working on American cars, I am dismally disappointed ,if you have a good example great, I don't so it's getting scrapped not worth my time to mend even if I had the info I needed, I will stick to whole based American cars not a euro half breed.i  have just restored a 72 charger lovely to work on cheap parts and parts easy to get, way to go.

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