crrroger

I bought these 4 door sills for my Journey but never installed them. They are still in the original shipping carton with original packing and instructions.

Located in Logan, Utah  ZIP 84341

$50.00 including shipping to contiguous 48 US state.

Thanks for looking.

A follow up to my original post.

I flatbedded my Journey to an independent shop near my home that I had confidence in.....not the local Mopar dealer.

They determined that the power transfer unit had a 2" hole in the case which required a replacement of the entire unit. They obtained one from Chrysler and installed it.

The damaged core was returnable for a 500.00 credit and my out of pocket expense was 2,360.00.

11 minutes ago, OhareFred said:

Well, the AWD system can be complex so going to the dealer is the correct step.  

 

Why do you not trust the local dealer?  Bad experience?  If not, you may be bypassing a great dealership because they are a small outfit.  Give them the opportunity to either earn your trust or your disgust.

I gave them a chance when I was shopping for the new Challenger last year. I was new in town and went to them hoping to strike up a relationship. The salesman and sales manager lied to me and I knew it. Left a bad taste in my mouth for the whole place.

Maybe I'll go talk to them again.

Thanks for the reply.

Hi Guys,

New member here from Utah. Bought a "showroom" 2009 Journey R/T in March of this year with 42K miles on it. A Jaguar dealer in Detroit, MI had taken it in on trade on a new Jag. I found it online and flew to Detroit to pick it up and drove it back to Utah.

I have put approximately 10K on it since and have grown to like it a lot. It is a worthy addition to my MOPAR "fleet" which includes a 2004 Chrysler Pacifica, a 2014 Chrysler 300, A 2016 Dodge Dart, and a 2016 Dodge Challenger.

Now to my problem.

Yesterday while driving in town I made a medium acceleration start from a traffic signal and heard a loud clunking sound from the rear. Immediately heard and felt additional noises and what felt like lurches in the drive train....again from the rear. I stopped in a parking lot and checked under and around the car but could not see anything. The engine seemed to be running fine. I was three or ffour miles from home so decided to see if it would make it...which it did....clunking and lurching all the way.

I am totally unfamiliar with any all wheel drive system so don't have any idea what the problem may be except to assume there must be some type of a rear differential and perhaps it is "out".

Does anyone have an idea what I am up against? There is a small dealer here in town but I don't know anything about them. I am very familiar with a larger dealer 40 miles away and have confidence in them. I don't know whether to take a chance on the local guys or flat bed my Journey 40 miles to a larger dealer.

Any ideas or suggestions gratefully appreciated.