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my drivers side floor mat was starting to come apart and looking sad so i bought a set of 3D MAXpider Front Row Custom Fit Floor Mat for Select Dodge Journey Models - Classic Carpet (Black) cost me about $78. they had some great reviews on them well rec them yesterday and they fit the floor great and snug goes up the sides a bit and even covers the foot rest on the left side. the only thing is they rivet their 3d silver logo to the top side towards the back guess i could spray it black. other than that they fit great and look great, not a real carpet feel but looks and feels good hope they last

i havent rec nothing yet but our renter who has a jeep compass rec a letter stating about the same thing.....

in the max care i would think they would be covered BUT if the dealership said no you might want to check with another dealership to be sure.. good luck

power train covers all internal Engine parts and transmission internal parts

well my last oil change it was cold and miserably out so for the first time i went to the local Havoline oil change place and had the oil and filter changed, made sure they had the right filter and was done in just a few minutes, well I just did the next oil change myself and dam did they ever bugger up the oil plug nut, I had to use a big pair of vice grips and got it to come off, so i walk to the Orilleys auto store and picked up a doorman oil plug with a plastic washer that says needs to be replaced with ever oil change. well I got the journey going again and will pick up a better oil plug from the dealership next week. first time i ever use a quick change oil place and the last ....LOL on a side note i removed the plastic covering below the windshield to remove all the leaves that were there from last fall, not to bad, about 6 push pin rivets and the one on each side of the cowling that looks like a Phillips screw didnt want to unscrew and i was able to just pop them out and then was able to pop them back in again after cleaning all the leaves out.....

mine mess up every so often but not like that it either works or doesn't, i have checked the wires that goes thur the rear hatch where a lot of journey owners have found broken or frayed wiring,,,,, i would start there first

from a short google looks like they dont sell them no more good luck

yep probally going bad,time to replace it,i had the mopar oem added to my 14 crossroad.

nice,welcome to our family...

we have no idea as to which eng you have, but not a lot of possibility for any real improvement, you must have the 2.4 i guess

only you will know havent heard any one trying that, some have removed seats, anything is possible

guess they dont make them anymore and the online or cd is the only info we have seen so far, if you find something then please post it.

check you tube lots of videos there depends on which blend door is messing passenger side is easy to get to from what i hear

it has been said you can purchase one on line but i dont have a web address, your best bet is to google it. also take your time and use the search areas here on different areas of interest for your questions that have been already asked and answered. a lot of good info to be found here also, i have a 2014 crossroad with 87 k on it have had a little problems with my rear wheel alignment but have had that fixed, welcome to the group

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check to see if at the wiper motor you are getting juice to it when trying the different speeds, probally your switch or the motor itself, if no voltage at the lower settings id say its your switch, if getting power on all settings then i would assume its the motor

either heater core pluging up and or the passenger blend door hanging up. passenger side easy to get to check out you tube for video on it

start by a load test on the car battery (part stores offer this for free have them check the alt at the same time) then i would remove the fuse for the alarm system and no i dont know which one that is, to see if this solves your problem. can be a lot of different things good luck

need a lot more info then what you gave,

first off i would defiantly got to a different dealership for repairs, i was first thinking of the catalytic converter myself reading your post i had one go bad on my mustang and my sons camaro had one go bad but if its getting plugged up it will quickly not let the engine even start. as i said try a different dealership and keep track of your paperwork to prove your problems good luck

Jkeaton is right a low or bad battery wont turn on any codes or cel

never had any with mine either, sometimes its age combined with miles driven,also sometimes its with the auto supplier to the OEM manufacturer with faulty products, happens with all manufacture of vechiles....

watched this on you tube and also you can use just super glue and paper if limited in space for the repair,I havent tried it but was thinking might be good for the seat side panel that is always breaking, i have tried other repair for plastic parts but they never held up. will have to give it a try next time on this cheap plastic parts these days....

i would say you must have a leak somewhere for it to be that low already or some engine damage, or just sloppy work from the mech, i always double check after having work done on what ever they have done and in this situation i would have checked the oil level before i had left the dealership when picking it up. i have learned to do this after many many years of mech working on my cars that dont always finish the job 100 %

was looking at my journey yesterday cleaning the engine and such and noticed i have a s**** load of leaves built up behind the plastic cover in front of the lower windshield i released the 3 major plastic rivets then thought well have a couple more and then it looks like a plastic Phillips screw on both ends of each side, tried using a screw driver to loosen them but they didnt seam to want to loosen up so I kind of said oh well,but i keep thinking i want to clean them out .....any short cuts or ideas other than use a little more force.. P S going to harbor freight to get some of those tools to remove the plugs so i wont damage them to bad , thank Jkeaton on the tip