Sam

It should be the same thing. This is the american version, so it is installed on the left side, but you just have to install it on the right side, same thing...

We already discussed about this: http://www.dodgejourneyforum.com/index.php?showtopic=840

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If you find how to do it, let me know!

My choice would be synthetic for the winter. It stays viscous at a more colder temperature (easier start-up) than mineral oil, help to reduce friction and keep the engine clean.

Yeah that's what I was saying. You have the max tire pressure (like the picture says) as well as the tire size. I just read again what I previously said and it is true that it doesn't sound like I was expecting The tire recommandation is on the sticker when you open the door (like you explained before), but the max tire pressure is on the tire, as well as the tire size and other information. Sorry for the misunderstand

You have two or three zones? Are you sure that there is only one sensor for all the car?

It looks nice and should be even nicer with some tint on those windows!

You can find both informations. For the correct pressure, it is like brwengel said.

The 44PSI on the tire is the maximum pressure that it can take.

http://www.allpar.com/SUVs/dodge/journey.html

225/75R16 is 1.9%. 215/75R16 is only 0.2% but there is not a lot of choice in this size.

I don't know where you found this information, but 225/55R19 to 225/70R16 is 1.2% difference, not 11%!

Here in Canada, my ceramic pads, first quality, were less expensive than the OEM pads from Chrysler!

Not totally right, but not totally wrong. The headlights always come on when you unlock the doors, automatic mode or not. But, when you stop the car (and the headlights were on) and you are on the automatic mode, they will stay on 90 sec., but if you're not on the automatic mode, they will turn off.

In Canada, EVIC is standard equipment in the R/T (the website still say so)... sorry for the confusion if it is not like this in your country. I also tried with the keyfob, but I didn't find a trick... maybe there is not!

I don't know if you did, but you have to turn on your headlights to see them. If you just open the door, they will not come on.

Right or left, it will be the same distance for the microphone. I don't think you have to worry about it. It is exactly the same thing, but on the other side.

Thanks for sharing. Nice job and review!

Isn't it too low?

I think it can only be done with the EVIC (R/T model)... unfortunatly!

Why? It is exactly the same thing...

Sorry, but your dealer is stupid! What you need is that: http://www.mopar-accessories.com/en-US/822...25&pc=43927 It has the uconnect module to make your two buttons work and a microphone. Look at the PDF on the web site and go to page 19, it gives a good idea of what it looks like and it also tells how to install it.

Can it be the wheel that rubs the plastic? Or is it a different kind of noise? Is it a constant noise?

Good advice, thanks!