mrcaveney

I will look that up. However, in my experience, the car cannot be driven with the back windows down. I am not talking about annoying, I am talking about painful for the ears, and as to the shaking, it felt like it was shaking the car apart!!! I cannot believe this is a simple wind buffeting problem. This is a serious design flaw, with some lipstick!

I discovered a horrendus problem with my wife's 2009 Journey. When you put the rear windows down at freeway speeds, the pressure variations start to hurt the ears, creating an unbearable sensation and then the whole car starts to shake. As soon as you put the windows up, the shaking and pressure on the ears stops. When it first happened, I thought we were losing a tire. I could not figure it out. Last week, I was on the freeway, and put the rear window down for the dog. Everything started happening again, The shaking is violent, not mild. This time I looked into the sideview mirror, and I saw the rear door sheet metal vibrating like jello!! Would love to know if others have seen this. I am taking this to the dealer this week, but i wanted to see if there are others. Just go on the freeway, leave your front windows closed, and open the rear window (1 or 2).