
5rebel9
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Long overdue update Mid January, when we had some "warmer" weather, my son and I got together and retried activating the remote start function. We had to use the baseline program remote setting for his early 2011 Mainstreet, but it took and remote start now works. I have not tried any other items as I don't think the car is equipped with needed hardware for other features.It sure would be nice for some kind of user guide for how best to apply alphaobd functions to various years/models My son is ecstatically HAPPY to have remote start for his Journey, now all that's left to complete needs on it is to get the A/C working and figure out/fix why his drivers power seat stopped working. Of course weather and his work schedule will determine how soon that will happen !
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So you have a '14, BUT what size engine and how many miles on it? What maint. have you done since you've had it? LOTs of possible causes, try using google for more of a "layman's" explanation to the causes and fixes for the code.
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Sorry, I thought you were talking about those types that are always being advertised on the TV that coil themselves back up.
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New engine still overheats HELP ME!!
5rebel9 replied to Everythingtried's topic in Engine & Transmission
A 2009 model would be the 3.5 motor if this is the V^. Also being that old, I would bet on needing a new radiator, even though you say you flushed it.- 4 replies
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My parents use those type hoses due to their convenience of use. I have used them and am not impressed with flow rate to really blast due to small ID of the hose. Great to water the flowers and such or use to GENTLE RINSE a car, BUT I need to blast dirt out of the wheel wells and undersides of vehicles . I live in dairy farm country, tractors and farm equipment, along with tractor trailers of maure run the roads constantly and leave a BIG MESS on the roads. Heaven forbid you round a bend in the road and run right up to the back of such for all the "slurry" they fling off! Thanks for the recommendation just the same .
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Well... I'm getting older now, so had my winter work coat on and LONG trousers! At least NO gloves, hat and boots! What a chore though to get out the 100' water hose to reach the cars in the driveway and not sink into the ground by washing them in the yard closer to the water faucet! The ground is pretty "mushy" as it is. To be honest, I long to return to coastal North Carolina for the weather there! Been wanting that since 1983 ! This year has been an easy snow season here, but the winds and COLD temps have not changed any. I really miss the New Bern and MCAS Cherry Point area I served there for 4 years. Wife says NO due to hurricanes and venomous snakes that are prevalent in that area. BUT loves to vacation there {when we can get time and money}
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2/21/24 Well we hit 45*f today, but going back into the freezer for the weekend...... Just got done with giving the '13 and '14 another quick rinse and wash on the wheels/arches and body. Gosh did they need it with all the mud and dust on the roads we travel the most. Have only had about 4" of snow in the last 3 weeks! Most of which fell last Saturday but wow the winds and C O L D ! we hit 7*f Monday morning! Cars are all doing fine yet.
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Fusible link is with th the big stud on the starter solenoid. Also check for 5 volt on the small 2 wire connector to the alternator. This problem has been hashed out many times on the forum and videos posted of testing/repairing this problem. It is the same for all years having the 2.4 {4 cylinder} motor.
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The groundhogs around the states predicted an early spring, but I did not see what Wiarton Willie predicted up in the Canadian provinces. I'm just getting tired of days barely above freezing {32*f} and nights around 20*f or colder. I heat with oil fired hot water baseboard and have an airtight woodstove enclosed in an existing stone fireplace. The stove has been going 24/7 and almost 300 gal. {us} of oil, wood is getting low and heating oil is skyrocketing in price AGAIN. Believe it or not, a good 2 ft. of snow around the house helps insulate my foundation and helps on the heating costs. Although repaired and maintained, the house was built in 1848. With the lack of any real snows, like John posted of, the temps and WINDS we've had all winter and late fall are killing me. I'M MORE THAN READY FOR SPRING
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Lots of laughs! Such weather for good thorough cleaning! Had 2 days last week to be worth a quick but cool wash of the '14 and '13, NO interior cleaning or such as it was only in the mid 40's ! At least they look "presentable" from a distance. WINTER seems to finally making itself known here around me, but still not a lot of snow, just enough to say yes it snowed.
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Journey 2009 windshield wiper problem
5rebel9 replied to olavjen's topic in Glass, Lighting, Mirrors, Sun Roofs & Wipers
I also have been doing GOOGLE searches and saw the same, BUT it does NOT give a location for a RELAY for wipers in the 09 model year or any of the first gen Journeys. I suspect that like the fuel pump relay, It's integral to the TIPM / fuse panel circuit board and NOT replaceable. Like many other Dodge cars of this vintage {DJ, Avenger,200, Dakota,etc.} a replacement TIPM/fuse panel is needed -
Day Time running lights
5rebel9 replied to Daniel Anderson's topic in Electrical, Battery & Charging
I'd been waiting for you to "chime in" about this. You would seem the best to know with your knowledge and being in Canada. -
Hard to say what caused this to happen then. If it only did this one time, I will STRETCH FAR and GUESS that maybe a front door handle was still sensing by passive entry, or a door or handle was not fully closed. Keep an eye on it when you shut down the car and go to leave the vehicle that it happens again or not. good luck!
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Is radio and remote locks all factory original or has the vehicle been "modified"? I had a problem similar that dash lights/ driver info screen and 4.3 infotainment screen would shut off as normal and then turn back on and stay on. It turned out to be a defective radio module. To give a general location Idea , it's where the CD slot is. The center trim and components would need to be removed to gain access to it, but not a hard job.
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Day Time running lights
5rebel9 replied to Daniel Anderson's topic in Electrical, Battery & Charging
Did you go the the settings page of the center infotainment/radio screen and check lighting section? The thread just posted says such if you read thru it. So you JUST RECENTLY bought this Journey, YES there are a lot of things to get accustomed to with these cars, and I would even surmise that door lock options can also be found thru settings page of the infotainment screen. -
Day Time running lights
5rebel9 replied to Daniel Anderson's topic in Electrical, Battery & Charging
You have been posting of a number of different electrical problems, can you please share a bit of the cars history so members may get a better clue as to what may be going on? How long have you has this car Was it in an accident and repaired How about that roof water leak, is this car equipped with sunroof? Yes, I'm pretty sure that Canadian cars are supposed to have functioning DLR's......UNLESS this was a USA car brought into Canada. Our Canadian members could tell you better on this. -
@John/Horace Thanks for setting me right, I should have know better on the "multi air" motor. My future daughter in law has a 2018 Compass with this motor, granted I've only looked briefly under the hood 2X. Also when folks add on to a thread, I guess I need to look closer to their personal info to see what year they have. The OP had a 2015 and Dsbennett315 has a 2018. I initially responded correctly to the original poster.
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Headliner sunglasses , map lights cover water dripping
5rebel9 replied to Daniel Anderson's topic in Maintenance & D.Y.I.
Can't tell from your picture, but does the car has the sunroof option? IF it does, then I'd suspect the drain lines are clogged with debris, a common issue with all factory sunroof cars. -
SORRY, I need better eyes or enlarge the print size on my screen. Posted manuals are up to 2016. Yes I now see yours is a 2018, and I'm KINDA SURE that the 2.4 in your vehicle is the tiger shark {nickname} and not the older world{nickname} motor. A lot of SIMILARITIES, in procedures but a different cylinder head design, so yes you're going to have to find a manual for that motor. There are many different STELLANTIS models that use this motor, and main torque specs and teardown instructions would be the same for your Journey. Only differences would probably be intake manifold orientation. Again sorry for my poor eyes, good luck on your big job.
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2/7/24 UPDATE All 3 Journeys are doing fine, but they all need a good wash from the mud and dust due to no snow to speak of and lack of good steady rain. Typical for farm country. The wife bought a new $50.00 Trac Phone thru Walmart last weekend, as her OLD trac phone could not even connect to her job's wireless system. She got it all transfered and even paired it to her '13RT and LO AND BEHOLD it connects up almost instantaneously now when she gets in the car with her new phone. All the car's functions with bluetooth and phone work perfectly. I had been thinking a module problem since getting the car last summer!
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Won't start after changing break switch
5rebel9 replied to Taken4AJourney's topic in Electrical, Battery & Charging
There was a thread made about similar problem recently, this was from an independant shop owner . He found that the tab for the switch to work on is plastic formed on the brake pedal arm. He replaced the brake pedal unit and all was good again. Being made of plastic, I wonder if it's pivot point is wearing and causing misalignment to operate the switch properly? Or maybe for this member, that the tab the switch works off from is damaged somehow? -
Sorry , I forgot about location of the starter solenoid. All the more reason to check condition of wires that plug into the bottom of the TIPM. An older car, wires deteriorate and pin ends overheat and expand not allowing good connection Don't trust the plastic modular plugs for all the wires to connect, I also use Dielectric grease on all plug connections, just like for battery connections, once cleaned.
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Won't start after changing break switch
5rebel9 replied to Taken4AJourney's topic in Electrical, Battery & Charging
That switch is very finicky as it does more than just brakes lights, it also works the shifter lock{what you are probably hearing} and also ties in with the push to start button. Recheck connections on the switch and may have to adjust {somehow} the plunger throw for all to work. I've not had to deal with that switch on any of the 3 DJ's I've got, so good luck to you and keep us here informed to how things go.