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When I went to post it just reloaded the page, then I realized I had misspelled "sound" I changed that and hit post. Ended up posting twice.

My bad for posting twice.

Hey guys looking for advice before I move forward. When I drive my 2011 dodge Journey awd there's a humming that comes from the front. Now when I turn right, the sound seems to go away, when I turn left it gets louder. My first thought was the hub on the front right was bad, it was replaced. Then I found the ball joint was loose on the same side , I changed it out. Still the humming sound won't go away. Experience tells me to change the hub on the left side. Can you guys think of anything else that would be causing the sound? Thanks a lot!!!

Every 10 seconds? A little too synchronized for that I'd think? It's not the regular "tink" like metal cooling... There's a part of the transmission that's covered up right by the drivers side wheel. What's under that?

Good evening, I have a 2011 Journey AWD V6. Today while I was checking fluids I heard a faint "tick" by the air filter box. After a little searching I timed it and it was every 10 seconds. it sounds like it was coming from the transmission fluid pan. Any idea what his could be?

Well I did exactly what you said, it didn't even take a minute for the computer to update the pressure. The funny part about it is that the computer doesn't recognize that the tires were rotated, I'll post the picture at the end of this. How do I make it recognize that the wheels are I different places? The one that shows "low" is now on the front of the vehicle. Thanks for the help!

That's what I thought when it first happened, but like I stated in my post, the tires were rotated the back ones are on the front. If it was the batteries, the front ones should be the ones indicating low pressure. The problem remains in the rear.

I completely agree, where are these antenas located so I can check connection and voltage? Thanks again for the help.

Hello! I'm new to the forum and there's a lot of good information in this site, a lot to read and very good answers. I did run into a problem with my 2011 Dodge Journey. When I start driving it both my rear tires show zero or (--), a few minutes later the back rear one will show pressure. I thought it was the sensors so I opted to wait a bit to change it out. I had the tires balanced and rotated yesterday and to my surprise, the same thing is happening. I thought the problem sensors would now give issues on the front since that's where they're at now, but in fact it's the rear still showing the exact same issue. Any help resolving this would be greatly appreciated!! Thank you.