Bob W

I am having battery drain problems with my 2015 Dodge Journey AWD Limited also. I purchased the vehicle new last July and have recently had three instances of battery drain/dead battery after the vehicle sat for three or more days. Took it to the dealer and after keeping it for a weekend and two days the dealer determined that there were no codes depicting battery drain conditions or anything else. I guess the thing to to is to keep taking the vehicle in and let them look at it for a couple of days since it's covered under warranty. Sooner or later, Dodge will grow tired of paying for the troubleshooting and my rental and maybe actually figure out what the problem really is. NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

On 4/19/2016 at 6:48 PM, trooper said:

Has anybody had their Journey not start and had to have it jump started.

My 2015 only has 4600 miles on it, (7 months old).Went to start it after 2 days sitting in my driveway and it would not start. Called Roadside Assist, had it jump started and off to the dealership. They charged the battery for 1 hour as per their protocol and it passed. They advised they checked the anti run-down and it was also working. I brought it home turned it off and even left the rear hatch unlocked and only closed it (not completely locking it) All the interior lights turned off including the large one in the rear tailgate after a couple of min's. Its the Limited model and the headlights are set for Auto and the Key fob was not left in the vehicle either which I understand might cause the computer to think I am still in the vehicle and ready to start it again which might cause a battery drain. ????