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Try disconnecting the battery for a bit.

There is a TSB on this. As I stated above, dealer replaced the struts and isolators. No more noise.

I have those bulbs. Not any brighter than stock, just yellow. IMO, fog lights on these cars are more for decoration than function.

I second. Welcome to the forum.

Yes, it will eventually melt the housings.

Well there you go.

Same here, it would be covered by comprehensive. Like getting a cracked or broken windshield driving down the road. No deductible.

Check and see if your insurance will cover it.

This ^^

Moving to the correct section.

One thing I don't like about ebay feedback. The seller could have sold 5 million items, 1%, that's 5000 unhappy customers....I prefer amazon where you can get actual, in-depth customer feedback. Ebay lets you add like 100 characters....lol. Just my two cents. Plus, I'm so used to ordering from Amazon and having it on my doorstep within 2 days. I bought a set of taillights for my truck on ebay on Nov. 4, expected delivery Nov. 12. Call me impatient.....

On our 09, it was the plastic cowl cover that made the noise. I just turned the radio up.

Welcome to the forum. No bad and uglies here. Only the good.....

Yes you can. Use the search function and search for "big brake upgrade" Here's one thread: http://www.dodgejourneyforum.com/topic/7807-brake-upgrade-for-2011/?hl=%2Bbrake+%2Bupgrade

Welcome to DF. Didn't you ask the dealer how long it would take??

There are quite a few threads on the subject in this section. Search. http://www.dodgejourneyforum.com/forum/26-glass-lighting-mirrors-sun-roofs-wipers/

You'll probably get it in 6-8 weeks. I hate that stuff coming from China. They may ship it quick but it usually gets held up in customs for awhile.

You check the harness in the lift gate? I hear those wear/fray over time.

And you can thank the EPA for forcing even more and more stringent emissions and mileage requirements on auto manufacturers causing them to resort to making every part they can out of plastic.

So what was code for the engine light? I could imagine this could be a manufacturer reminder to change a timing belt to prevent engine damage if it failed or some other important recommended maintenance. In that case, it's a good idea.

Post the exact code. Or search the Internet for a description of the code.

Light bar. If you go HID, do it properly.

It is normal for the transmission to downshift when slowing down.

Drilled rotors are a waste of money on a street driven vehicle but glad you're happy with them.

I would take it to the dealer or a reputable shop for a proper diagnosis and cost estimate.