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@2late4u and @John/Horace Thanks for your responses. I will search and check it out.

Thanks for your reply. I asked at Just Tires since they where the ones that I got to replace my tires over 6 months ago. They said they couldn't replace mine for some reason. I have no way to do it myself. So I will have to go to some shop like Discount Tires. If you remember which ones they installed please post it here or at least suggest good ones. Thanks

My driver side TPMS is intermittent and was told it has to be replaced. Would you take it to the dealer, independent shop or a national auto repair? What would be a reasonable price to replace the sensor? Would you replace all of them? Edit: Tire pressures of all tires are good. Thanks in advance.

@2late4u At 73 it is hard to get up and down to fix things like this. I will stop by a local body shop to see if they fix it and at what cost. Even if it black, at least it will not make any noise. Thanks for the link. That will be an option. Just an observation. Doing it the way they did sure makes it tough to do your own repairs.

@2late4u Thanks for your response. @Dean H I just went out there and checked each liner. All of them (liners) are behind the "L" bend of the fender. (Just like the pictures show)

@Dean H I went out to look at it. (Good thing it is nice outside) Even if I did have a trim push pin there is no way to reach behind the liner to keep it place while I attach the push pin. See pictures Any other ideas will be welcomed.

When driving I kept hearing a noise. I found the problem. The passenger fender liner is loose. I can not tell if the fastener is missing. (Probably is) Not sure if the fender or the wheel (tire) needs to removed to fix it. Either way I do do have the ability to do either. Nor the parts to fix it. Should I just take it to a Dodge dealer or maybe a local body shop? 2020 Dodge Journey Thanks in advance.

Update I was able to replace the bulb and all is good now. But. What I found out was the manual shows the wrong bulb(s). After getting the old bulb out it was a 3157.

Thanks @2late4u for links. I might be able to replace it myself. Weather permitting. When I buy the bulbs I will ask the auto parts store if they will do it.

Well for this first time I now have to replace a rear turn signal bulb or any bulb. Does anyone know what the average cost of having a dealer or an auto shop to do the job? Thanks in advance.

Thanks. Good points, also. Will take your advice. Thanks

Thanks again. I will keep that in mind.

@2late4u Thanks for your input. Yea I won't have these services done. The manual does not even have these services listed. They do say when you do an oil change to inspect items like brakes, CV joints, automatic transmission fluid if equipped with dipstick, etc. Plus, flush and replace engine coolant every 10 years and change the automatic transmission fluid and filter every 12 years. Just an FYI, I will only drive between 7,500 and 10,000 miles per year.

I just got my oil/filter changed plus had the tires rotated, The Service writer said that I also should have the brake fluid exchange (189.99) and the fuel system service (289.99) done. I refused both. I can not find any where (Operations Manual and else where) that says that these repairs are due. If they are necessary should i have it done at the dealer or find a local shop or even a place like Firestone or Pep Boys. Any advice would be welcomed. Dodge 2020 Journey Mileage 12,885