jkeaton

If you are the original owner, there is a rust warranty. I think it's like 5 years, unlimited mileage for outer body (painted) sheet metal.

LED's with fans fit fine for both high and low. You don't need a resister.

Your owners manual will describe the operation of the system.

Well if you want universal fit (read: won't look very good) and want to spend more money then they are worth, go for it.

Never heard of them. Post a link to what you are looking at.

Other party does not have insurance.....

Google man.... http://www.sprintbooster.com/

Yes, check in the engine/transmission section.

Looking good.

That too. Multiple reasons.

We've owned 3-4 minivans. Can't beat them for pure functionality when you have kids. Now that the kids are grown and moving on and the wife has replaced them with a couple of crate trained dogs that have to have their crates with them wherever we go, minivan is starting to look good again. I have no problem having a minivan in my driving stable. As my daily, personal mode of transportation? No. But as a family vehicle, can't beat them.

On my other cars that I don't have factory warranties on, I replace whatever's broke or failed with aftermarket and never have issues beyond. But then again, I don't keep my daily drivers much longer than 4-5 years. Just make them last as long as I need them.

For $300 I'll pass but thanks for sharing your experience.

The response still applies regardless of which bulb you are referring to.

Unfortunately even seemingly minor accidents can cause a tremendous amount of damage on todays vehicles with all the lightweight metals and plastic utilized to reduce overall vehicle weight. Hope your insurance gets it all fixed up for you.

You would think someone would have looked at that first.

Should be in the supplemental warranty book with the owners manual.

Pics??? Les see it!!

I concur with Fred. Something happened to the battery.

Good luck!

Your DRL's are the stock high beams. If you go LED, they will be on bright all the time as LED's reach full brightness even with the reduced voltage applied to the bulbs when the DRL's are on. So, you will be running around all the time with your high beams on.

http://www.dodgejourneyforum.com/topic/8565-tire-chains/

One thread is enough. If you looked, you would find this thread with a link for owners manuals. http://www.dodgejourneyforum.com/topic/7566-get-your-owners-manuals-here/

First I've heard of it. Probably easier to just replace the entire control arm. If you do, do a write up.

Take a piece of string, wrap it around it and measure.