Sam

Look here (look at the PDF document): http://www.mopar-accessories.com/en-US/822...38&pc=31740 It shows step by step how to install OEM fog lights. You'll probably find all your answers.

I think the best is +35mm.

It is the same brakes on all Journey, and the base model comes on 16". So, there is no problems. All you have to look for is the offset.

I dropped tire size from 19" to 16" for the winter, so, there is no problems with 17". Just look for the offset.

So what is under the stop lights?

And not only in Canada, all Journey are like that!

Yes, it is this way... Your tail lights will come on only if you use the remote start.

Maybe it is the same way then for front fog lights. Turn ON the parking lights or the low beam headlights and pull out on the end of the multifunction lever.

Not sure, but I think it is a rear fog light. Here in Canada, we don't have them.

If you don't have the EVIC:

I think this is part of the answer. The future of Chrysler was not so sure, this should have slowed down some potential buyers. Here in Canada, I see a good amount of Journey on the road.

This? http://www.dodgejourneyforum.com/index.php?showtopic=376

Yes. The tested vehicule was a 2009 SXT AWD.

The front rotors are vented rotors and the rear are non vented rotors, from factory on the Journey. Today's cars all have vented rotors in the front. Some have drums in the rear, or non vented rear rotors and a few (performance cars) have rear vented rotors.

Yes this is true for hard driving conditions and for race cars. But the rotors don't heat enough in normal driving conditions to justify the use of cross drilled rotors. Yes it will do a difference with the original rotors from Chrysler, but not because they are cross drilled, but because the ones from Chrysler are made of cheap material.

I agree that it dissipate much better the heat, but in normal driving conditions, it'll not make a difference. It was same Cost? In this case, yeah, why not! At least they will be better quality than originals rotors and will last more longer!

Sorry, but I think this is a lost of money. Yes it looks great, but cross drilled rotors are absolutely useless in normal driving. And I would be really surpise to see them as standard equipment on a Journey. This is not a race car or a performance car.

Yes, the Journey SE comes with 16" steel rims.

It is not factory wheels, it is after market. I'm not 100% sure, but I think it was for the actual genaration of Grand Cherokee. When I look on Tirerack website, a lot of wheels can fit the Grand Cherokee and the Journey. Not all the wheels can fit on both, but most of them.

You're welcome! And I hope you'll like it!

When the engine light is on, the remote starter will not work. For the shaking problem, I don't know... I didn't have it.

Your dealership should have a Journey in stock to do a test drive!?

Yeah, they have to be ordered. Maybe it is possible to change rear seats to have the child booster, but it will be expensive and a lot of trouble. And the rear AC, don't even think to add it at the dealership.

No you don't have child booster seats and you don't have rear AC. Child booster seats is in the Family Value Group and the rear AC comes only with the 7-seats, so you have to take the Flexible Seating Group. Family Value Group: •2nd-Row Seat with 2 Child Booster Seats •High Beam Daytime Running Lamps Flexible Seating Group: •160-Ampere Alternator •2nd Row 40/60 Tilt 'N Slide™Seat •3rd Row 50/50 Fold/Reclining Seat •Rear A/C & Heater with 3-Zone Temperature Control •Easy Entry System Seat •Gross Vehicle Weight/Payload Rating •Rear Air Conditioning with Heater

I bought 16" MKW wheels for the winter at a car tuning shop. Someone had ordered them for his Grand Cherokee, but he changed his mind, so I had a good price for them and amazingly, they were fitting perfectly on the Journey. I'm not sure, but I think the wheels of the 2008+ Grand Caravan will fit. Otherwise, you can buy OEM 16" rims from the Journey SE. For the tires, we have a lot of snow and ice here, in Canada during winter, so i bought Nokian Hakkapellitta 5 (studded) and they are amazing.