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Konan02011

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  • Region
    U.S. Mississippi Valley
  • Journey's Year
    2009
  1. I am in the process of putting my 2009 SE's engine back together and one of the bolts for the camshaft caps snapped. I have been looking all over online for replacements but not getting much luck. I found one mopar site that gave a part number but they said they are discontinued and when i plug that number into the search bar i only get a couple hits. Summit Racing brings up the bolts with that part number but their website says it does not fit my car. The part number i got was 6504177 any help is greatly appreciated.
  2. All sensors came from either Advance auto zone or auto zone. All local mechanics are booked till next week. I have tried to drive it hoping it was bad gas or my air in the line from changing the fuel pump. It will run cold just fine and no light once it warms up so maybe 2 or minutes after cranking it starts with the stuttering/power loss, then the idle becomes super rough and will stall sometimes. I'm thinking about changing MAP sensor as its rather easy to get to.
  3. Good afternoon i am looking for some help and wondering if anyone else has ever had the p0300 code. I own a 2009 2.4L dodge journey SE. It has 140K miles on the engine. I had a O2 sensor error code that i tried to fix with a new sensor. This did not fix it so i ended up replacing the Catalytic Converter. The car started to act up and would hesitate then check engine light would come on and would loss power occasionally stalling. It threw a camshaft sensor code so i replaced that. it then threw a crankshaft sensor code a week or so later so i replaced that. No it is throwing the p0300 code and i have replaced all spark plugs and coil packs, fuel pump and strainer, battery, and did a compression test. the results of the compression test were as follows. With 6 cranks of the engine Cylinder 1: 205, Cylinder 2: 205, Cylinder 3: 205, Cylinder 4: 205. These numbers seemed high so i ran it again allowing 10 cranks per cylinder. 1 came back at 225, 2 was 220, 3 was 220, 4 was 215. I am at a loss now the mechanic i had diagnose it as the fuel pump says that it seems like the PCM is bad to him. Anyone else have this issue? I am at the point of trying to get it to a dealership but fear driving it.
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