Maverick24

Why bother to type this and just get rid of it you say?.mmmm well maybe you have $50,000 to piss away. But i sir do not.. and yes we all know every car conpany has issue... 
 
But after spending $50,000 and to be treated like you bought a dinky car when you are having an issue with the vehicle is just not right. I posted this just like most of the post in this thred letting people know i feel their pain.
 
By the looks of every other post in this thred. Every dodge dealership is the same.. 
 
 

I wouldn't bother.. just take it back to the dealers and ask for your money back... and never buy a dodge again

Why bother to type this and just get rid of it you say?.mmmm well maybe you have $50,000 to piss away. But i sir do not.. and yes we all know every car conpany has issue... 
 
But after spending $50,000 and to be treated like you bought a dinky car when you are having an issue with the vehicle is just not right. I posted this just like most of the post in this thred letting people know i feel their pain.
 
By the looks of every other post in this thred. Every dodge dealership is the same.. 
 
 

Thanks for the info, I might mention this problem when it goes in for it's first oil change.
I am sure mine is a whining sound. tonight i was out picking up the wife and i was waiting in the car. So i thought i would give it a little listen. I happened to move the steering wheel a bit and the RPM's rose up and i could hear the whining. It kind of sounds like the power steering would when it's on it's way out
I also wanted to ask what oil you put in your Journey. Synthetic or regular oil? I have always put Synthetic in all my vehicles but i have never owned a brand new one
Thanks again.

the bozo's shouldn't of put the option in then if it wont work

Awesome thanks.

I switched over to synthetic after my free oil changes were used up. If you are doing your own oil changes like me then it is a must to switch over to synthetic and enjoy the benefits that it gives to your engine. If you are getting the oil changes done at the dealership then its up to you if you want to spend the extra money for synthetic oil. You can do the OCI at twice the mileage of conventional oil so it works out to the same cost. If you plan on doing your own oil changes then remember to save all your receipts, use a genuine Mopar oil filter and mark the date and mileage of the oil change to keep your warranty valid.
BTW my favorite synthetic oils to use are Castrol Edge (Syntec) & Mobil1. Pennzoil Platinum and Quaker State Ultimate Durability are used when the auto parts store have their dirt cheap specials and they are great quality oils too!