jkeaton

I'm glad neither of our Journey's experienced these "common problems"....lol

Nothing. That is not a feature of this vehicle.

If you use the "Autostick" feature, using the "-" just downshifts the transmission in a lower gear and keeps it there. It does not turn the OD on or off. If can be useful for towing as indicated in the manual.

Good luck. Post pictures.

Yep. Runs best with OEM plugs.

Yep. Per the manual, wait for the oil change indicator to come on but don’t exceed 10,000 miles or 12 months. Ours comes on around 8000 miles. It all depends on your driving style and driving conditions as to when the indicator will come on.

Use the manufacturer recommended oil. Newer vehicles use lighter oil.

Metal shavings are not a good thing.

Perhaps the car needs a break from the mud. The mud took a break on your brakes and they are caked up with said mud. Did he clean the mud from the brakes or did he take another break?

Replace the speed sensor like the code is telling you to. Or, post the code so we can research for you. Need to know what engine an transmission as well. If you need to order one, then order one. Not like you can just bypass it and start driving it again.

So you changed the breaks an he pulled his head out of the mud and changed the breaks again? Did you get a break or you need a break? Do you mean "brakes"? He changed the "brakes" and now it won't come out of park? Are you pressing the brake pedal? I will move this to the correct section since you posted in the forum help section...lol

That post is from 9 years ago.

Controller Area Network (CAN bus) is a robust vehicle bus standard designed to allow microcontrollers and devices to communicate with each other in applications without a host computer.

Check out carid.com. They have lots of the stick on window visors. IMO, in channel follow the lines better an look better. Good luck.

Nope. Will have to be totally custom. Good luck! Post up some pics when you get it done. Hope you have thousands and thousands of dollars to throw at it.

Damn Dodge!

Unfortunately it's probably one of those parts that has no aftermarket support and the factory does not sell them separately from the differential as you have discovered.

Do what you can afford now since you need one now.