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Welcome to the forum. There are a number of European members on the forum and expect one will read your post but those of us in NA have little knowledge of the standards/requirements across the pond.

Welcome to the forum. There may have been 1 previous post with regards to a problem with the battery tray as I recall. Possibly untreated and subject to local enviroment (salt) caused the failure.

And it came with a "back up " camera.

What size? As we all know size counts when it comes to tire prices.

Welcome to the forum. First thing to try is disconnect the battery at the negative jumper point for 10-20 minutes, this reboots the computers that control functions. If this fails to resolve your problem then it will be either the control stalk switch or or the connecting wiring known as the "clockspring". Dealer items!

I had one in mine for a couple years and the best place I found for rear facing was behind the front passenger seat. You can move the passenger seat all the forward then once you have baby seat anchored to you satisfaction move the passenger seat back until it helps stabilize the baby seat from wiggling back and forth.

If you have bothered to read this thread you should realize the truth of the matter , insist they replace it under warranty.

2009 - 2011 had small front rotors and would take 16" rims while late 2012 to date will only allow the use 17" or larger.

Nothing I have experienced in over 4 years of driving my DJ. I would use a Chryler dealer and use the warranty for drive train.

Yes the recirculation charcoal canister which is part of the evaporation system can be damaged by overfilling.

My drive way goes down under my house to garage and yes it happens but I am a quick learn and use my free hand to hold it open.

Fuel injection engines don't flood so I assume he means he thinks he bought a Katrina/Sandy write off.

No - see your other post.

After late 2012 early 2013 the DJ aquired larger front rotors and I believe that was for all models including the CVP so I would say your stuck with 17" rims. If your going with snow tires and don't/can't buy 4 then I personally would put them on the front for traction and put the best of the all seasons you have on the rear. Have you tried used tire sources?

Put the drivers window down , lock the door with the fob then reach thru the window and open the door using the inside handle. Make sure you don't have the fob on you as the DJ will recognize you.

Welcome to the forum . I am sure an owner with Mopar trailer install will have an answer for you.

What bramfrank said ^^.

Thisis one place to check for your needs: http://navrepair.com/collections/programming-and-anti-theft-unlocking/products/anti-theft-code

Welcome to the forum.

Take a picture of the area and post it. Use a paper towel to soak up a bit , does it have colour or smell?

Standard on the Crossroad , the AVP model does not have them.

Your problem bramfrank is that you have an over abundance of common sense.

Done from the setting screen>display>units.

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