RickyCheung

I use a Kenu Airframe and it clips right onto the air vent.

For the record since these lights are from China, the light direction should be the same as North America since they drive on the right side as well. Many of the Dodge Journeys here are fitted with these custom headlights so I suspect there's no problems fitting them on a North American Journey.

From the top of my head, this may work: If your S3 supports screen casting, you can [edit: mirror] your screen to an HDMI output using the Chromecast. If not, the newer android phones will support this feature. Your Journey has to have the Lockpick which allows you to enable external video input. Plug the Chromecast into the Lockpick using some sort of HDMI to RCA adapter. But I don't know how well the resolution will translate between the two devices. And another problem is you can't control the touch input through the uConnect screen.

Same, it's quite odd because it can show the proper duration on my computer/home stereo/iPod/phone. But I've solved the problem on the uconnect and other car systems by ripping songs using iTunes. I've been using WMP to rip songs and I think that's what have been giving me problems.

I can tell you that the mp3 duration problem isn't your stereo's fault. It should be your mp3 file itself. I've had the same problems on certain songs on a Mercedes, BMW, and smart car stereo display. The problem is usually solved if you rip songs off your CD using iTunes instead of other programs.

True, you don't always need the newest maps to navigate around town. But for my portable Garmin GPS, even if I plan on updating every two years, I still gotta pay for the map updates within those two years. So say I have maps from 2010 summer, and I wanna update my maps to 2012 summer, I gotta pay for 2010 winter, 2011 spring summer fall winter, and 2012 spring. I hope that wasn't too confusing. But yeah, it still costs the same to update my portable GPS, not sure about the integrated one.

Looks like it's actually true: http://rumors.automobilemag.com/chryslers-future-u-s-product-plan-journey-srt6-confirmed-dodge-durango-dies-145119.html#.T86gl45QR8z I'd love a SRT6 Journey too, but it's my Dad's car, I won't be able to do anything with it D:

I agree, I've seen many of your posts around the forum and most of them are complaints. I recall reading that it's a company car for you so you might not be able to get rid of it. It's a company car, I assume it didn't cost you much, if not nothing. Since you got the car practically for free, I think you should learn to appreciate the good sides of the car. Not every car is perfect, there will be problems and you've got to learn to live with it. If you go buy a Royce, it's gonna cost you half a house, but there'll always be something that doesn't suit you because it's not designed specifically for you. I love my Dodge Journey, sure there are problems, but I consider them minor as long as the car can transport me to places. Back on topic (kind of), I turned off the "headlights on when wipers on" because I find it quite annoying. I've been told that bulbs is most easily burnt out when it turns on/off. I live in Vancouver, there're lots of rain and I use the wipers almost everyday. I also have rain-x on my windshield so I don't tend to leave the wipers on for a long time. I'm just not comfortable with the lights going on and off.

You're not picky, I think the same too. It's kind of weird to have normal yellowish bulbs in some places, and bright white LEDs at other places. Please let me know if your DDM CX21 bulls fit in your journey, I'd love to replace mine too!