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you can also check out YouTube videos on this repairf as well very common on journeys along with the drivers side door locks and windows at the drivers rubber boot as well

well a while ago one of my replacement led went out so I got to looking and found an extra one that I had from a different set and installed it on the drivers side.they both worked okay but since I seem to be flush with money,,,LOL,,I ordered a new set of eBay as Amazon doesn't carry the one I wanted...AUXITO 90006/hb4 it's the y13 style real compact and installs fairly easy...actually it is the same brand I first put in back many yrs ago then one burned out so I bought a different brand and then one of them finally burned out so onto the third set and hopefully the finally set cost around $44 off eBay and they don't flicker and they are nice and bright and they came positioned right after they are installed but they do give you instructions on how to rotate the position of the led lamps if necessary.................also when doing the drivers side which is real tight just remove the wire harness bracket that is attached with some Christmas tree plugs gives you a lot more more........ AUXITO Y13 Series 9006(HB4) LED Headlight Bulb Low Beam 6000K Conversion Kit Price: $40.84 Item ID: 394318593269 Order number: 07-14443-17315 Seller: omni-lamp SHENZHENSHI AXI KEJI YOUXIAN GONGSI Longgangqubantianjiedaowuheshequ Lipujie7haodezhonggongyeyuan5dong310shi Shenzhen, 518000 CN Fits your 2014 Dodge Journey

sorry to hear of your problems, take care with your new mazda

have you had the alt rechecked to make sure it is working properly?

I Just got Thur spending a bunch of $$ on my 2014, new windshield $100 thru Allstate ins., new tires went with some Pirelli scorpion 3 from discount tire,I have never had this brand before but they are riding quiet and rated real good,I got a great deal due to one of my old tires having to be replaced due to a nail and they adjusted the other 3 out so out the door for $700 with tire warranties as well,,,had a trans service done to a broken bolt on the pan cover that was done at the dealership but was covered up with enough permatex to keep the bolt head from falling off but it was done around 4 yrs and 60 k so I just had it fixed and fluid and filter at the local transmission shop didn't want to blame or argue with the dealership,cost was around $300...So all set for a long time now I hope....

what is the mileage on your journey and any maintenance you have done on it would be helpful,,,,, have you had it scanned with a high quality scanners to check for codes

go buy some DampRid Fresh Scent Hanging Moisture Absorber, 16 oz., 3 Pack - Eliminates Musty Odors for Fresher, Cleaner Air, Ideal Moisture Absorbers for Closet, 14% More Moisture Absorbing Power* my daughter had her sunroof vent leak in her new ford timberline( the factory didn't correctly run her drain vent all the way Thur the floor....LOL) sure did help pull the moister out and made her car smell a lot better till they were able to fix the messed for her

probally not where your leak is coming from ,that said mastic glue on both sides of the wall would be a start, I doubt that would be covered under the warranty I am not use to the canadian warranty but my Mopar lifetime warranty only covers mechanical parts and seals... there are some seams that previous owners saying caused them leaks in their journeys cruise Thur the forums section to find their post..I guess you have smelled and checking your ac drain on the drivers side isn't plugged up also the heater core isn't leaking which is on the drivers side as well..... check out YouTube as well

there was a post about the clunking sound back in dec and he needed up changing out a lot of parts till he found it was his right side intermediate CV shaft bearing making his noise. his journey is a 2014 as well,, the title of his post is....... 14 DJ Front driver side clunking noise his name is....Kavish Bhekharee Journey Member 22 Region:Canada Ontario Journey's Year:2014 Author Posted January 7 No it is not the driver side CV shaft. It is the passenger side intermediate shaft. The bearing is shot.......................here is the org post as I just learned on how to copy it...LOL

your video didn't seem to sound bad to me,my 2014 clunks a lot worse than that ,but I only really hear it when going slow like over a speed bump on uneven pavement, your sway bar links did look a bit loose but have no idea they are to loose,I was just looking at both of mine yesterday since I had new tires put on and the rubber boot around he end link is cracked open from age but they seemed tight

my daughters jeep did this yrs ago and she traded it in and then later on I learned a lot of dodges have this'd common problem, as John mentioned check all your grounds on the motor and body but mostly a lot of the time it was from corrosion under the tipm box,,,check this on you tube for more info

check for loose connections or the grounds, aftermarket parts are hit or miss? was it an OEM screen you bought off eBay? hard to dig such over the internet without all the info..good luck on you finding your problem we have some great electronic folks on here they7 might be able to throw you some hope

great catch there John I'll bet he or whoever isn't using the OEM part

wonder if they are using aftermarket Parts or OEM flex plate? as we all know there can be a big difference in quality between the different parts..Just my 2 cents

I swear I don't see how the journeys do any good in any real cold temps like you all get ,,,got down to 8 or 10 degrees here in Al today and my 2014 moaned a bit trying to start and the battery is about 2 yrs old and my power steering screamed for a second ore two and then was just real loud for the next 5 minutes while I let it warmed up ,,,I grew up in Michigan and I know what cold weather is like but even my old cars back ( 1969) they seemed to take the cold weather better oh well better reading about it,then enduring it ,,take care everyone