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Payments for 6 yrs????

In Canada the RT is AWD CANNOT get 2wd The Crew (LTD) is the next best thing if you dont want AWD and also if you want leather you have to get the RT in Canada

I got a set from Ebay for the headlights,it was easy to install and almost a year and you can't tell its there and it holds up to carwash etc

They will come on today no problem probably tomorrow also winter wont quit

you can get heated heat options from Katzkin

The pulley bearings are most likely making the noise and they are in the alternator

Consumer Reports said to avoid the Journey because of the 6 sp transmissions reluctance to downshift? Also said to avoid the Cherokee with the 4cyl engine as it was under powered for the vehicle but the 6 was fine

Maybe you have lost a wheel weight ?

We went to MB with four sets of clubs and four people they do fit unless you have a belly putter The suitcases go in then the clubs lay on top and it worked fine

That noise is usually a wheel bearing

Mr Keaton You have to remember in Canada the price of Syn oil is double what you pay in the USA because we are Canadians and enjoy paying more for everything I'm glad I live next to the Border and able to access your deals

Glad to hear this

That is what it is also good to see it has the cap over the harness to keep out debris

You would not be able to restart the vehicle once it's shut off so hopefully the low fuel light is on when it goes for a ride without the Fob

I was told to take the fuse out of the "radio" socket before removing battery also And yes that was a long sentence but a good read

I wonder where they fly the Water Specialist in from? A rain forest somewhere? They are running out of excuses and stories with this one why not admit that its toast and time for the crusher

I bought one on Ebay but it's a silicone sleeve that fit real nice

It is a such an improvement over the 3.5 I wonder how the 3.2 in the Cherokee is going to perform with the 9 spd tranny? I think it will be in the next Gen. Journey if it performs well

I had to get mine activated and I had the factory package Spray the exhaust isolators with wd40 or equivalent to help them slide off the hangers other than that its a breeze

Why not drive down with the OEM's on and buy new tires in Florida for the trip home?

Can someone tell me any vehicle that gets good mileage in these temps? Have not had weather like this since the before the Journey was created (around here anyway) I'm getting around 19mpg and I'm quite happy at 0*F My 09 RT got around 17 in the winter PS Love the heated steering wheel

Head to the Dealer if it's a brand new vehicle

More dealer BS

Yes the pedal can be hard to push

A wider snow tire is not the best option as they tend to "ride" on the snow as opposed to the smaller width that "digs" in Try the Miata tire calculator from a post previous it is bang on