larryl

It could be your hatch latch has been damaged and its triggering alarms as it works by fob also.....just a thought

Have you verified the timing belt is in good shape?

119000 miles on my fantasy 6spd..... the dealer should at least look at your POS tranny before you buy whatever else you are going to get to get rid of all your car problems...good luck and hope you dont have to rant on another vehicle forum. Also I hope you dont have the fuel dilution issues Hondas are having......you should google that also...good luck

Haha you have to start from scratch

I think the 3.6 is happiest with the Champion brand recommended by Chrysler...

have you checked the air filter?

Could very well be the post of the year

It's probably a mechanical issue inside the tranny that will not put out a code......... not an electrical issue

wheel bearing would be my guess.....

It's a Journey not a Maserati

If you have a cel light on it will interfere with the remote start it is a built in safeguard to protect the drivetrain..

Battery?

Wow another happy poster looking for mythical advice and getting annoyed when it doesnt magically appear TAKE IT TO A COMPETENT MECHANIC FFS and stop abusing people who are trying to give knowledgeable friendly advice which is all it is yikes..

Or they would be wrapped around a tree

So do you still blame the POS vehicle? or is all good in the world now ?

I might guess that whoever you bought it from screwed things up royally when they installed the battery and alternator.....or they were trying to hide something from you by doing so. Hope you enjoy your next vehicle I have a 2013 with 117000 miles on it and it has been a peach not a lemon

if you have the brakes they wont fit

The BCM is inside the vehicle in north america

GM's or Ford's...sell it

Yikes

North America did not get this version that you have...many things might be different

Maybe an o2 sensor?

Reads like you have a bad ground connection somewhere

Maybe they didnt fill the differential up after the draining?

anything above 230* might be an issue- below that no issue