waynerb66

I actually got a cheque from Chrysler. For the entire cost of my front brake job($410.00). Imagine that.....

They just called me back. Guess what? It's the alternator. Just like I told them. Why do dealers treat you like you know nothing.

So here is my issue. My battery light came on. I called to make an appointment. I was driving home from work late at night, when all sorts of electrical stuff starts happening. Every warning chime and dashboard warning light starts coming on one at a time and staying on. I start to lose power, middle console lights go off. And finally when I manage to limp to a gas station, it won't start up again. The tow truck driver felt it was the alternator, as the battery did not seem to charging up once it was boosted. Here is the kicker though. It is at the dealership as we speak, and they don't know what is wrong with it. It won't start for them, but they can't track down the problem. They said they will run some more tests. Has anyone else ever had this happen to them?

I went to Southbank Dodge when I was looking to buy my Journey. The Leasing manager was very pushy. The numbers they gave me were $60 more a payment than I got at Kollbec in Gatineau. And Kollbec threw in winter tires when I said I would not buy it without them. Plus I was able to get a thousand dollars off the price. As far as the service, I have no complaints yet. This is the second vehicle we have purchased from them.

I survived an Ottawa,Ontario,Canada winter with no problems at all. The ESP and traction control worked perfect.

I just had the calipers and rotors and brake pads replaced at 22,000 kms. They said the calipers were defective. Make sure they change it all, as it really chews the rotors up pretty good. No charge for any of the above.

First time on the forum. I have 22,000 kms. on my Journey. There was a loud screeching coming from my rear brakes. I brought it in and they changed both back rotors, brakes, and one of the calipers. They told me the caliper was defective. They did not charge me for anything. I don't know if that helps anyone out.