jkeaton

I did not "put the car down". I simply concurred with everyone that buying a used vehicle, any used vehicle, with high mileage is a crap shoot. I had an 09. Loved it. The main reason why we got another one. I don't see anything Fred or anyone else said that could be construed as "putting the car down". Only stating the obvious that the 09's had their share of issues from the get go. That can be expected for any new model.

Winter? In Alabama???

People who buy an 8 year old car with 100,000+ miles and then complain Dodge sucks. People who complain their navigation can't be unlocked or is out of date. People who complain their backup camera is "grainy" at night. I could go on.....first world problems....

Are you starting to hate dodge because you think you have to pay for map updates??? Lamest excuse yet for hating dodge...

amazon, ebay, typical aftermarket parts online retailers.

Pick one code at a time and start troubleshooting. Get that one fixed and move to the next.

17" steelies and blizzaks..

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These guys have summed it up quite nicely. Be consumer smart. Do your homework before buying any used car. Hopefully you got a warranty. If not, like any used vehicle, buyer beware.

The Journey is not that "big of a car" by US standards. May be different in your country. "Big" here would be of the Expedition/Suburban/Armada type....full size true SUV's.

https://www.obd-codes.com/p0100 https://www.obd-codes.com/p2173 B3813? Never heard of it.

What he said. ^^ I have stainless ones as well.

Can't tell you anything until you get the code read and post it here. The vehicle is literally telling you what's wrong.

Mine has been doing it for 4 years and 70k miles. I deal with it.

What issues are you having? Click "additions" and then "Add marker-simple".

Welcome!

From my experience on those types of rattles (and those types happen on all cars, lol) its where the plastic meets the windshield or buried inside with some plastic part rubbing/hitting something else. Very difficult to track down.

Sorry to say, but it could be literally anything. If you can duplicate it, take it to the dealer and show them.

I second. We don't have the vehicle in front of us. You need to do some investigating on your own.....

That really does not matter in this case. As Fred stated, there is a known issue with the wire loom going from the vehicle body to the liftgate. I would be inspecting that and find another dealer.

Hand tight.

Never mind, I see you are putting the day before the month. Not the way we do it here....I.E. October 5, 2017 would be 10/05/2017. Not 05/10/2017 (which is May 10th, 2017....)

I don't touch my phone. It's in a holder on my dash.

Just saw this on FB....LOL....Lots of good advice given on both platforms. Your choice. Go spend $50 and buy yourself the tools you need to do it yourself next time.

You can chose the repair method of your choice....love these "anyone else had this happen?" posts....the answer is: probably. Just depends on how anal you are about the finish on your wheels as to how you feel about it, how you want to repair and how much money you are willing to spend. LOL....Funny story (not for me really), my son purchased a 2016 Challenger R/T with the blacktop package. Beautiful black polished wheels....I decided to detail it for him one day, used a brush to clean the wheels, unbeknownst to me, it had a piece of metal stuck in it and scratched the hell out of his brand new wheels. To make a long story short, it cost me over $500 to have ALL the wheels sanded down and powder coated again since my son is super anal about things like this. So, the choice is yours. No one can tell you how to spend your money....except maybe your wife.