Sam

You'll have to change the entire seat because the 2009 rear headrests are part of the seats.

I saw the 2010 Journey today. It seems like there is no more two tones interior (or maybe it is now an option)!? It looks more upscale with all black leather on the R/T. The seats and the interior door panel are all black, the rear headrests are now adjustable and they changed the front headrests with some kind of protective headrests. The armrest in front is now with leather on the SXT (maybe with some options) and the V6 is now an option on the SXT. And they should have changed a little bit more the options because when we bought our 2009 Journey, there was no 4 cylindre SXT and the fog lights were only available with 19 inch wheels. Now, fog lights is a single option. It should have more differences, but this the ones I saw when I looked at the 2010 Journey in the dealership parking.

The "oil change indicator" will comes on when the oil will need to be changed. It can come on between 5000km and 10000km. So, don't worry, the car will tells you when to change oil.

With the UConnect and the Nav, I presume you should have the iPod plug. If your car is equiped of it, you'll find the plug in the glovebox. If not, there is always the AUX plug. And welcome to the forum!

http://www.dodgejourneyforum.com/index.php?showtopic=711

OK, this is strange! In the UK, they have the 2.4, but ONLY with a 5 speed manual, no automatic. The CRD comes with a 6 speed manual or a 6 speed automatic.

We don't have the 2.7 either. We have the 2.4 with the 4 speed automatic and the 3.5 with the 6 speed automatic. I just looked on the website and we have the same engines and trasmissions in the US and Canada.

I don't know for the States, but in Canada, there is no manual gearbox with the 2.4, just a 4 speed automatic.

I think it is a problem with the 6 speed automatic. So yes, it is with the V6.

Oups, I just realised I posted approximatively the same thing in the 2009 Dodge Journey Discussion forum :blush: http://www.dodgejourneyforum.com/index.php?showtopic=895

Look here: http://www.dodgejourneyforum.com/index.php?showtopic=711

And it should be the reason why they don't say anything about it in the owner's manual. Maybe you have the light, but it is not activated...

I looked in my owner's manual and on the web version of the owner's manual and there is nothing about it... very strange!

Just for your information... Frontal offset test results: http://www.iihs.org/ratings/rating.aspx?id=1159 Side impact test results: http://www.iihs.org/ratings/rating.aspx?id=1161

Look on the picture I attached. When my lights are on, there is a green light (on the picture, you can see it in top on the left corner of the RPM) that comes on.

Look here: http://www.dodgejourneyforum.com/index.php?showtopic=781

You want to know when you are on the auto mode or when the lights are on? If you want to know if your lights are on, it is like kconnors said.

When your speedometer will indicate 100km/h, you'll be doing 93.8km/h.

No, but your spedometer reading will be 6.2% too fast (which is a lot).

http://www.mopar-accessories.com/en-US/822...21&pc=39251 Look to the PDF to see how to install it. This one is with a separate screen, not with the Mygig.

I will also do that. It will be custom made by the garage who did the front of the car.

You buy them a brand new car, they can make you a better deal than that for sure!

I think you don't have the holes, in the plastic under the rear windows, to install it with the 7 seats version.

With the V6 3.5, Chrysler says you can use anything from 87 to 89.

Beautiful shiny Journey! And the picture is awesome!