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might want to remove the connector to make sure it is clean and tight before replacing it, have no idea if there is a test for it,other than the dealership

possibility your TPIM is acting up

google TPIM problems 2009 was a bad yr for such problems

rock auto looks like they have your NUTS check them out....... 009 DODGE JOURNEY 3.5L V6 Wheel : Lug Nut Related Parts PTC 98138 Info Steel Wheels; Wheel Nut M12-1.50 Flattop Do you need a Torque Wrench or Lug Nut Wrench? $1.39 $1.39

Click to Enlarge (Read Reviews) Lug Nut - 2009-2013 Dodge Journey - Raybestos 29869-05734532 Review Fitment Notes Part Number: 29869-05734532 Brand: Raybestos Notes: R-Line Wheel Lug Nut -- Flat Top Cap Nut; with Steel Wheels Condition: New Shipping Options: Ground Must be purchased in quantities of 5 seen these on parts geek i believe it is what you are looking for BUT they are out of stock,, find out your thread size and goggle this decription Wheel Lug Nut -- Flat Top Cap Nut; with Steel Wheels dealership would still be your best bet

you probally need to go to your dealership for the lugs you are wanting since you are using steel rims instead of the alloy rims that are more standard,,that said when i bought some new solid lug nuts for my daughters patriot i needed lugs like you are talking about for her center cap but since they were standard on her patriot it was easier to find on amazon

have you tried putting it into neutral and then try starting it,also could be a intermittent key switch problem,so many different possibilities...good luck

welcome to the group ....have you scanned your journey with a good quality scanner?? What causes ESP BAS Light to come on? When your car’s warning light comes on, it means that something is wrong. Illumination of the ESP BAS light indicates a malfunction of the Brake Assist System or Electronic Stability Program. The most common causes why the ESP BAS light comes on are given below: Bad wheel speed sensor Faulty brake switch Bad steering angle sensor Damaged or faulty wiring Bad brake pads and calipers 1) Bad Wheel Speed Sensor................ Following are the most common repairs that can fix the illuminated ESP BAS warning light: Replace wheel speed sensor Replace steering angle sensor Repair brakes Recalibrate the steering angle sensor Install new brake switch sensor Fix wiring issues Reprogram or replace the PCM

welcome to the group,

needs to be scanned with a good quality scanner to check for codes that have been stored, could be a wheel speed sensor , or many other things,more info would be helpful? eng size,miles, is it awd or just fwd?

someone will chime in that will be more help than me, But i do have to say you must have done something wrong considering what you say has been done,,, , might be a while since it's the weekend. good luck and welcome to the group there will be some good advise coming soon

more info would help at least which eng,miles and other such info? what was the problem before you worked on it? was it running okay? have you cheked yoiuring wiring to make sure something hasn't been damaged or not plugged in correctly?

With so much info given but i concur Jkeaton

put the journey on a lift and then check each rear wheel as you spin it for some noise or binding ..wheel bearings can sound different to a lot of people ,,,my daughters caravan 3 of the wheel bearing was replaced but then she started getting a bad noise and most everyone said it was her rear diff going out...OUCH well ended up putting it into the dealership and they said nope it was the rear wheel bearing had gone bad, a lot cheaper fix...and also 2 other mechanics when i asked them about the last wheel bearing if it was the problem and they checked it and said no its not the problem.... BUT once on the lift have them check the noise if coming from your flex coupling is what it think its called since you have awd

i have NEVER used a dealer battery in either of my 2 journeys ,,,2011 and now 2014....just use a good quality battery correct CCA size and group size,and have never had a problem with them..clean terminals and tight as hell and then spray with battery post protection against corrosion

PLUS have it scanned for codes as well free at most part stores

OEM can be as far as i know, local dealership would be able to tell you with more info and price as well.........https://www.moparpartsoverstock.com starts around $118

any check engine lights on? take it to your local part store and have them scan it even if no lights on there might be a stored code....could be a whole lot of different problems going on to try to guess over the internet

yes its been talked about before here is what is happening....

have read where rust will build up under the bracket that holds the rubber brake line going to the caliper and can put enough pressure to reduce the brake fluid,,,also has the caliper slide pins been cleaned greased ,as well as the brackets that hold the brake pads in the caliper been cleaned and greased as well

buy some electronic spray cleaner as it wont leave an oil based film on the contacts

might just want to remove the connector and see if there is any Corrosion on the pins or see what might be the problem,,if you called the company that you are talking about to see if it is truly plug and play?

watch a youtube video on how to change and bleed air from your system also when asking about a problem like 5reble9 said we need a lot more info..good luck

yep that was the one on the passenger side had worked it way out of the bracket, the caravan only had 28 k on it at the time,,,, BUT that is not what i sprayed the silicone on, it was on my crossroad one on each side and are about the size of a hockey puck

the clunks or knocks i have heard sounded kind of like a problem i had with my 2009 caravan which i found out was the sway bar on one side had worked the bushing out of the clamp probally wasnt tightened at the factory to begin with, but that clunk was a lot louder than what i hear from inside my 2014 sounds like something is loose just a bit, but i checked it all over and never found anything never did complain to the dealership as it seemed to be a non fixable noise from what had been discussed here on the forum... NOW as far as squeeks if you are hearing them, i was able to find and fix that noise there are 2 round body rubber bushings one on each side just behind the front wheels and you dont even have to jack your journey up i used some silicon from amazon and sprayed them real good and that worked for a few months and then heard a few squeaks so i sprayed them again, after that time i havent heard any more squeaks for over a yr now DuPont Non-Stick Dry-Film Lubricant Aerosol, 10 oz 4.5 out of 5 stars 5,373 $7.99$7.99 ($0.80/Ounce) FREE delivery Thu, Oct 27 on $25 of items shipped by Amazon Or fastest delivery Tue, Oct 25 )