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Hankster

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  1. I test my caravan and journey with mine without issue. All it does is drop the voltage by creating a load. The starter motor would do the same damage if it was a problem. Hank
  2. I think it is on the top of the engine and part of the oil filter / cooler ass. Hank
  3. I have a 5 passenger 2 row . Lots of them in my area . Hank
  4. Probably an easy fix. Is that the only issue? I personally really like my Journey!
  5. Was there ever a journey version sold with manual shift in North America? Possibly the caliber or patriot parts would work Hank
  6. Do a Google search and you will find a pdf copy online Hank
  7. Find and eliminate the fluid restrictor. It probably is close to or part of the reservoir. I believe the restrictor is a cure to eliminate surging during parking lot manuvers. Hank
  8. Make sure you take the time to clean up the 3 ground connections on the firewall as well as the positive connection under the red cover. I found mine on my 2013 already corroded. Hank
  9. I would suspect battery cable ends or bad connection. Take the wheel and fender liner off and take a closer look. Hank
  10. Have you seen the service keyless entry system soon message? I have and also have intermittent issues with the drivers door handle switch. I am not worried about it and use the lock button on the fob instead. Damp weather seams to agrivate it. Hank
  11. Maybe the system froze up causing the damage. Was the freeze protection ever checked? sounds suspect to me
  12. I replaced the battery in my 2013 without any problems. No need to visit the dealer or reprogram anything. Just buy the best battery with the best warranty you can find. Hank
  13. Thanks this is good to know Hank
  14. Try Uhaul, best place for hitches Hank
  15. Pcv is above the power steering pump and has a small hose on it. Hank
  16. Are you sure. I have been fooled into replacing shafts in the past to find it was actually a bad tire with a broken or slipped belt. If you have the car jacked up with the wheel spinning remember the shaft is running at an angle and could look bad when it's actually ok. Hank
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