krustywalnuts

No choice but to go aftermarket. I've been waiting almost a year for chrysler to find another supplier for the remote starter. If they haven't found one by now, I surmize they never will. I just ended up buying an aftermarket remote starter off of ebay, along with a bypass module which basically you only need to install two wire power and ground.

Chrysler still isn't supplying the remote stater, looks like never now. Going to install an aftermarket remote before winter arrives, hopefully installing it myself using a Fortin Bypass Module, only two wires to cut/connect, sounds to simple, we'll see.

How many Km's on your vehicle when you did the brakes?

Got an update from Mopar, they won't be availble until the spring now. Oh well maybe next winter.

I guess my standards are to high, I've never owned a Chrysler product before.

Hopefully this works, attached the sound clip. It's a bit long since I was video taping and showing the temperature before starting. Extracted the audio, not sure how to edit. Journeynoise.mp3

Called Chrsyler Canada and complained for whatever that's worth. Hopefully they issue a TSB to fix this, maybe if enough people complain they well.

I think what the original poster is saying is that you can't get them from Chrysler at this time. I'm waiting as well, supposedly they have lost their supplier that makes the remote starter kits and they are on back order. I E-mailed Mopar about a month ago and they estimated that they won't have stock until late January or early February, still waiting, winter will be over soon.

I have the same issue, 2010 SXT purchased in November 2010. I was wondering if I was the only one and have had my vechicle at the Dealership twice, I actually recorded a sound clip of the noise so they could hear it. Just had my second visit back to the dealer today, after dropping the vehicle off last night. The first visit they replaced the power steering pump, resivor and fluid however the noise was still there the next morning. Returned the vehcile for a second visit and they said they checked the belts, pulleys and the tried three other new 2010 Journeys on the lot and they all made a similar noise. The Dealership said they had spoken to Chrysler and they are aware of the noise however there is no TSB so there is nothing further they can do. They did provide me a printout from Chrylser stating the noise is acceptable for 1 second at temperatures of 0 F (-18 C) and -20 F (-29 C) for 15 seconds. I talked to the mechanic and he was quite confident it was an problem with the pump design. I asked the Dealership if I could hear the noise from another new vehicle on the lot and it was a similar noise, but not quite as loud and shorter in length. For me this isn't acceptable for a new vehicle, hopefully Chrysler comes up with a fix for this, it's embarrasing to start my vehicle first thing in the morning.