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larryl

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  1. No idea what your talking about rick2292 how can tires cause the rim to hit the caliper? If they are off a 13 or newer Caravan or Journey they will fit without hitting I had 19's and put 17's on from a 16 Caravan and they fit fine. They upgraded the brakes in 13 to a larger caliper older wheels won't fit 09-12 for example If the tires were to big you wouldn't be able to put the rim on the hub unless you used spacers You don't need to post a pic cause I don't really care mine fit no problem enjoy your Journey
  2. I also thought FWD was adequate until I got a Grand Cherokee.... Now i realize the Journey is just OK lol
  3. Your battery is probably beyond help..... this is an 8yr old thread
  4. The sway bar bushings can also cause a clunk as can the brake calipers.
  5. Thats a lot of BS^^^^^17's will fit without removing the caliper......as I have done it and I have brakes...yikes
  6. Curse words seem to help make the job move along.....
  7. I think it has to be in the air with no weight on the front end...then you see the the movement and hear the clunk...
  8. The sway bar bushings can also cause clunking
  9. The temp will bounce as the coolant heats or cools as you are driving or stopped AC on outside temp, fan comes on etc
  10. have you checked for crimped or broken wires in the hatchback harness?
  11. The TP Module is located in the left rear wheel well... the wiring to that module might have been damaged in your collision??
  12. sir/mam 7 quarts is not normal.....I'm happy for you also
  13. Even coil packs might need to be changed they do wear out
  14. For one thing you don't have a CVT in that vehicle ad yes they probably messed it up by using wrong or incompatible fluids I only use MOPAR fluids and filters in the transmission and I have 220000 miles on mine and 4 drain and fills have been done on mine...every 50000 miles Good luck
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