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Evlmarine

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  1. So I had bought an SRI for the Journey but the intake tube was too heavy with the cone filter, soooooooo I decided to modify the original intake into an SRI. You can really hear and feel the difference from the stock intake and this modified one. 

    Note: I also upgraded the sparkplugs, ignition coils, cleaned the throttle body, replaced the PCV valve and installed modified oil catch can.

     

     

     

  2. Guys don't give up on your Journey just yet, If you have full coverage you may also have mechanical breakdown coverage and it will cover your Journey up to 100k miles or 10 yrs whichever comes first. Mine had a transmission and rear differential replaced and I only paid $250 deductible. Please go over your insurance coverage to see if you have the mechanical breakdown option. ?

  3. clean the throttle body with some seafoam and a soft bristle tooth brush.  Start it for about 15 mins then add seafoam spray through your throttle body ( 1 whole can) and 1/4 can through vaccum line at about 2000 rpms and don't panic if it stalls. let it sit for about 15 mins then drive it normal for a couple of blocks and if you can, hit the highway so you get it up to ateast 60 mph. Your check engine light will come on but it will clear after a couple of days. Cleaning your throttle body restores some of your power and engine response specially with new coils and plugs.

  4. Just an FYI for everyone in the forum which is something that I had no idea about. Last year my wife's 2015 Journey SXT AWD started having transmission issues but it was just over the 65,500 miles so no more coverage from the dealership. BUT !!!!!!!!! when I checked the coverage from my insurance company I noticed that it covers mechanical breakdown to 100,000 miles. So I took it to the dealership and they fixed it and only paid my deductible for a transmission and rear differential. So ladies and gents check your policy for this coverage because it will save you thousands of dollars.

  5. I just did mine last night, literally took me about 40 minutes from start to finish and about $110 (6 qts ATF +4, filter and pan gasket).

    PPE - gloves, goggles

    1. Raise Journey and put jack stands

    2. Losen but don't remove transmission pan screws (8mm) let oil drip out on oil bucket.

    3. Remove transmissoon pan, remove gasket and clean magnet.

    4. Remove filter (2 torx screws - T25)

    5. Replace filter, gasket and pan

    6. Refill (mine took 5 1/2 qts)

    7. Lower vehicle, start and go through all gears without moving vehicle.

     

    Tutorial link below.

     

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