jkeaton

Good luck.

Did you get a warranty with it? Have you had it checked out at all?

Oh, there 19's...never mind. No way I want them anyway. Tires are too dang expensive...

I use 5w-30, which is what I believe the owners manual calls for. There is a temperature chart which shows which oil is best suited for different temperature ranges in the owners manual. IMO, 10W-30 is too thick for todays tight engine tolerances. I only use 10W-30 on my older, high mileage vehicles. Welcome to the forum! Edit: I use 5W-30, not 5W-20.

I wish bluetooth was standard. With laws becoming even more stringent on the use of cell phones while driving, you'd think the automakers would make it standard on all models.

WAIT!! Trade me your chrome clads for my aluminum.....plastidip sticks better to aluminum and I want chrome wheels!!

Welcome to the forum!

Welcome aboard!

Welcome aboard!! Hope you get her back soon! Got any pictures of the devastation?

In the future, you might want to inquire about such things as a warranty when buying any vehicle. It's kinda important. Be an informed consumer.

Why does 2late4u have 3 pictures of my car in his post??

Pssht....first thing I did when I went to Canada was go to a Tim Horntons after all I heard about it. All they did was combine a dunkin donuts with a mcdonalds....I was not that impressed.... (jk)

Well that was an example. Just showing what an entire kit would cost. Looks like there is no "complete Bermbo kot" for the DJ. You can get quality brakes that will stop just as good, last just as long as those for much, much cheaper. EBC stuff is good for a fraction of the cost. http://www.buybrakes.com/c-80_dodge-journey_brake-kits.aspx

Nope, not at all. We did buy ours used from Carmax, maybe it came from Canada, eh?

Agreed, it's almost scary how close the calipers are to the wheel spokes.

A pic would help.

Welcome!

I've hooked them up backwards before and they just wont work but I did have one pop once, not sure what caused it other than it was defective, but the vendor replaced it for free. The lights should work w/o having the car running.

Averaged about the same thing when we took a trip to Chicago last month. I'm happy with it. The DJ is a big vehicle.

Yes. Search the internet. Why someone would put $1500 into a set of brakes is beyond me unless you have way too much money on your hands. http://www.autoanything.com/brakes/61A2862A0A0.aspx

That link takes me to a financial page and wont let me out. Are you just adding HID to stock headlights or are these the cheap/over priced projection ones?

Why is everyone having so much trouble when I can just access the menu and turn them on or off as I want to without having to do anything with the dealer??

Door sticker trumps tire rating. Unless you have aftermarket wheels, then all bets are off.

PM Dodgecares. There WAS a recall. Our 09 had the harness replaced. Dealer is jerking you around. But Dodgecares can find out for sure.

Do yourself a favor and inspect the seams really really good before installing them. Might even consider running a bead of clear silicone around the edges where the clear is glued to the light base. I've had these things before on other vehicles and they WILL get condensation inside them and once they do, it pretty much ruins them. They look mean, can't wait to see them installed.