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Simple question: Can the TPMS sensor be moved from a damaged 19x7 Chrome Clad Wheel and put it into another identical type wheel?

On 10/14/2018 at 8:57 AM, larryl said:

You could try a auto salvage yard if there is one close to you they might have one and it would definitely be cheaper

Tried that too.  Not only were Dodge Journey's rare in the junkyard, but when I did find one they were completely stripped.  Camera was the first thing to go.

14 hours ago, OhareFred said:

Check the wire loom in the rubber boot at the rear hatch.  Common problems with wires breaking 

Already checked the wiring loom and found a frayed wire.  I soldered it and retaped it which seemed to fix the flicker, but it's just going black even after the fix.  It works for a few seconds, sometimes, and then goes total black.  That's why I'm thinking the camera??

My backup camera goes black more than it works.  I've already checked the wiring harness so now I'm thinking it's the camera itself.  So a few quick questions:

1. Does anyone know the OEM part number for just the camera; not the assembly with the lights and the rear hatch handle. 
2. How much is a new OEM camera?
3. Where can I find a new OEM one?

By under the dash do you mean where the accelerator/brake pedals are? and are you just using 2-wire led strips or do you have a kit (ex. led glow footwell light kit)?. easiest way to connect to the fuse would be by using an "add-a-circuit", google it for more info. i believe the '10 journey uses mini type fuse not sure about the '12, most likely the same.

Under the dash meaning on the passenger side by the door. I have the add-a-circuit but it has two fuses. It didn't come with instructions. I get that one of the slots is for the original fuse, but what about the other? If I have two 10 amp fuses have I just put a 20 amp fuse in it? Also, per one of my questions, where should I tap into to get the effect of turning on the LED lights when I open my door?

So I was attempting to add some LED lighting strips under the dash of my Journey and was trying to use the electrical connectors that fold over the prongs of the fuse so they can be inserted into the fuse slot along with the fuse itself (see attachment). Problem is in my attempts to push it into the slot I've now apparently spread the slots to wide where the fuse, when by itself, just falls out of its fuse slot. PLEASE tell me I can fix this easily. I hate jacking my baby up. If worst comes to worse I would consider taking it Dodge to have them fix, but you know they'd want an arm and a leg for it.

BTW:

1) What type of fuses are they?

2) Anyone know the fuse slot to use if I want the LEDS to come on when I open the door?

3) Last but not least, what's the best way to tap into the Journeys fuse box unobtrusively? Apparently my connector idea isn't it.

Thanks all.

Not sure this is the same issue, but I just picked up my Dodge Journey Crew with the Uconnect Touch 8.4 (RE2). I have tried multiple times to connect the my iTouch 4th gen/ 64Gb, but either the iPod say "accessory not supported" or the Uconnect system simply will not recognize the iTouch at all. I can connect via Bluetooth, but of course it doesn't charge and I don't get the album art cover work on the display. I paid for the USB/iTouch connect, but I'm getting nothing. Is this thing already broke? What gives?

Very nice. How did you get the Chrome Clad wheels on an R/T? Thought those weren't available for R/Ts? Either way, love it.