Shawn855

So funny. I've owned 6 new + used cars in the past 5 years. All mundane and nothing out of the ordinary. Get a Journey and now I'm trying to learn all of the behaviours of the vehicle. Deciphering what's considered normal and what isn't.

Hrrrm interesting. I have 3 options for rear heat: face, feet, or both. Face goes to the ceiling but no heat. Feet SHOULD come from under the driver and passenger seats (I can see little vents there i think) but I didn't feel any air flow coming from there myself.

Do you guys get hot air coming out of the ceiling vents in the rear? Reading online, some people are saying the heat only comes from the bottom, not the top, while others are saying the only way for the heat to work in the rear is by driving. I drove a half hour, then idled in my driveway when I tested it, so technically I wasn't driving when I played with it.

The auto unlock option was in fact already enabled. Tried disabling and reenabling it to make sure but still all doors remain locked when I come to a full stop and put the car in park. Only way for the doors to unlock is when I open my door, or when I press the master unlock button on my driver side.

Well I played with it a bit tonight and it turns out the thing doesn't blow hot air. I cranked the rear climate to HI and the fan up and it's just cool air that comes out of the rear vents. Lol

Yeah it seems louder when you first turn it on for a few mins so shouldn't be a problem. I'll report back with the results. Thanks guys/gals

All good man. I'll take a look in my display settings again but I'm like 90 percent sure I have the "auto unlock on exit" option already enabled. Will report back soon.

Yeah I intend to, I was just making sure it's not normal. I never drove a vehicle that had an entirely separate blower motor for the rear climate so I don't know what's considered normal noise vs not normal noise.

lol no, it's not in there either. I read elsewhere online that the rear doors will only unlock if: -I open my driver or front passenger door, then all doors will unlock -they manually pull the unlock pin located on their door -I press the unlock button myself To me, there should be an option where if i put my car in park, all doors should unlock, or at the very least allow the rear passengers to exit on their own. Just seeing if I'm missing anything here.

Bought a used 2016 Dodge journey. It only has bout 35k miles on it. When the rear climate controls are being used, you can hear the whirring of the blower motor located in the back corner. Is it normal to be able to hear it at all? I don't have another Journey to compare with to see if it's considered normal or not, and my bumper to bumper warranty runs out soon so I'm trying to ensure everything is in perfect condition before it runs out. Thanks

The only button below the rear window controls, is the button that prevents them from lowering their windows. There's no other button that i can see. See screenshot.

I noticed my passengers in the read cannot unlock the doors by themselves when exiting the vehicle, unless I manually press the unlock button. I made sure the child lock is on the off position but it's still happening. Is this by design or am I missing something? 2016 Journey btw. thanks!

Oh nice. It has a higher speed rating than the original H's. Thanks!

Hi everyone, I have a 2016 dodge journey sxt with the 19 inch rims. I bought it used and the dealer put new tires on the vehicle. The stock tires are 225/55r19 99H and the tires he put on are 225/55r19 99V. Anyone know the difference between the H and the V? Thanks!