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No work needed just the next day it started working fine

Its working fine now 

It's not doing it now, that's odd

How do I send a private message

I have a 2016 Dodge journey RT and I just noticed that if I make a phone call through my car it crackles on my end but they can hear me as clear as day on the other end they do not hear the crackling I disconnected the phone reconnected the phone turned off the radio and turned the radio back on a just started doing it

Great thanks 

I was just thinking since I'm only going 60 miles, on a curvy,  winding road,  with very little hills if I can just keep it in D DRIVE? And put in manual when I have to?

Thanks  for ur feedback

I'm only going roughly 60 miles,  the road is winding, and curvy,  and a few hills, I'm just used to my 2005 explorer that had a o/d button u push for on and off, have never experienced the autostick feature before, so when u talk about the autostick feature where it has the +/- it's very confusing, cuz when I 1st used it it automatically put me in 6th gear, so if I'm going up and down hills, is that when I use the +/- and what gears should I be in on the up and down hills? Just dont what to ruin my transmission 

Lol, that's ok 

What turns the OD off I didn't see that in the manual?

What's the ? For?

I did read that D- (downshift) is for towing and D+ is for regular driving 

It doesn't mention anything about driving and towing just what and how much to tow

Cool, one more thing, I had a Ford explorer and when I towed with it I had to turn o/d off, I dont have this option with the DJ, anything I need to know before I start towing anything, it is an automatic also? So just put in drive and go?

I have a 2016 dodge journey r/t, v6 I want to tow a Kawasaki mule, trailer weighs 600lbs, mule weights  approximately 1500lbs says I can tow 2500 can I tow this mule about 60 miles safely?