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I bought my car in July -08. It has now run about 50 000 kilometers, and all have worked just as well as in the past with my Audi, BMW or any other car. With all cars there has been small problems in the beginning, the same with Journey. No more, no less. In whole I am satisfied. Worst thing occurred when the driver's door was knocked in service. Happy motoring. Greetings Oke

Once more about the DRL’s. This is how the German friend has done his. These look really nice.

Here is a couple of more links. Today I probably would go for the square ones from Germany. http://www.meronet.com/catalog/product_inf...products_id=534 http://cgi.ebay.de/LED-Tagfahrlicht-12V-12...=item518df65cfb http://cgi.ebay.de/LED-Tagfahrlicht-12V-12...=item2ea8c190ae Greetings Oke

It says 42W on the bulb.

This is what I had on my 2009 european model.

Look also this: ebay item number 200399753390. This may even be better than what I have.

I think you could try this address http://www.driverscorner.com.sg . I agree with you at the performance of the fog light’s.

The DRL’s I used are not original Dodge parts, but common assessor parts. And yes, I took the fog lights completely out. The normal driving lights take 55watts each ( 2x55watts=110watts) and these led’s take only 5watts each (2x5). By using the DRL’s I am saving the normal running lights for night driving . Besides, the led lights lasts longer. Here is the picture of the DRL I used. It has four bright leds .

Hi I noticed that I never use the fog lights. So I took them out and installed the daytime running lights instead. Here in Scandinavia we must use lights also by daytime, and I keep forgetting them. Now the DRL comes on automatically and I don’t have to use 100watts of normal lights, but instead 10watts of bright LED’s. I think they fit quite nicely in the place of the fog lights. Greetings Oke

Does anyone know if there is a TIS ( Technical Information System ) document available for Journey. I have one for my BMW on CD and it’s excellent.

Hi. I have the same situation with my SXT diesel. I have been wondering if it’s normal, and last week I went to the dealer to ask about it. I didn’t have much time, so I will go back next week and they will investigate it properly. Greetings Oke

If you want to take off the radio antenna, all you have to do is to unscrew it like a bolt. That’s what I have done, but the first time it was tight. Greetings Oke

Hi ! I have been reading your experiences about fuel consumption, and I am really happy I chose diesel. We just vent for winter holiday to northern Finland and drove about 1500 km, average fuel concuption was 6.8 l/100km(34,6m/g). There were four persons, ski box on top, and the back end of the car was loaded almost to the roof . http://connect.garmin.com/zumo/activity/76...eNumber=1&( don’t mind the word “motorcykle” ) Greetings oke

Hello. I am driving Journey crd , FWD 6 speed manual transmission. I am doing 6,8liters/100 kilometers , that´s ca. 34 mpg , awerage.On highway 100kmh (62mph) 6 l/100km(39mpg), and my best now in winter , since we have this overall speed limit 80kmh (50mph), has been 5,5 l/100km (42mpg). Even 5.4 l/100km (43,5mpg), but by then I had my mother-in-law on board :rolleyes: . I usually drive +10kmh , and use my navigator as a speedometer , so GPS gives me accurate speed , and I use cruise control always when it is possible. For this size of a car, I think it's not bad fuel economy. But I must also say, that in a city it easily goes up to 7-7,5 l/100km (33,5-31mpg) with my driving style. I like this car , and it has been working just fine , now 10 000 km (6200 miles).Greetings from rainy southern Finland .

Hello. I am contented Journey owner from Finland. I have been driving cir. 10 000km ( 6000 miles) since the end of July. My car is SXT CRD 6 speed manual. No problems so far.