Moparman
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Moparman got a reaction from Armando G in Tire rotation and pressure monitor sensors
They relearn themselves
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Moparman got a reaction from dhh3 in Big brake kit to repace crappy OE brakes?
17s fit....all base models have 17in alum wheels with the big brakes.
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Moparman got a reaction from Totemus in projector retrofit
Nice!! Biggest issue i would be worried about is cutting open stock lights. This guy have any pics of that?
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Moparman got a reaction from Blue Mountian in New Style Mopar Hitch. Please Help!
The Mopar hitch is currently backordered, and they are trying to pass off a cheap aftermarket hitch as OE. Search here for pics, they look awful. I would wait unless you really need it now.
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Moparman got a reaction from Woodstock in Got a rear diff leak on your Journey
What are you not happy about? Did they not fix it? No one makes a perfect car. Not sure why people expect zero problems, never going to happen.
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Moparman got a reaction from Lebowski in Recirculation servo control signal?
Its a 12v DC servo motor. Its doesn't get run by duration, it uses a learned current ramp, or rise. When it sees that rise( door against stop) it uses that as the learned value.
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Moparman got a reaction from Gampisteve in '11 Journey LED Replacement Fog Lights
I put the same ones in, bought off ebay, WAY better than stock. Fills in road much better on dark roads
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Moparman reacted to redtomatoman in Think a K&N/etc is a great idea?
I'm no mechanic, but as I said above, I think K&N filters are probably not effective. My opinion. I think they very likely only treat the driver and do nothing for the car. If Chrysler could gain 1-2 MPG and increase HP by doing nothing other than copying K&N, they would do it, and this discussion would never occur anywhere. Placebo affect is strong. I am partial to objective measurements rather than anecdotal recommendations. That's why I use paper filters and change when necessary.
Peace.
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Moparman got a reaction from Journey_SeXT in 12s with AWD have bigger brakes
Probably also flex lines/abs controller/master cyl. ...........bigger brakes are going to have a differnt feel, and reaction to a certain pedal pressure. Othere things have to be changed to compensate for that.
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Moparman got a reaction from its2easy in 12s with AWD have bigger brakes
Yeah not suprising for stuff over there, I'll bet firmer suspension also. Really, ALL the V6 ones should have these brakes.