Journey Dude

Thanks 2late4u, but no all fuses are good. But on a note when I go to put the windows up or down, the switch makes noise but nothing happens.

Hello been awhile everybody. Well just recently my windows will not go up or down. I dd some research and, disconnected the battery didn't work, I checked all fuses and relays all good, and checked the wire harness looks brand new.

I decided to buy a new switch, even with a buddy of mines discount it cost a pretty penny, and that didn't work either. After researching some more I saw possibility of it being a door module. So my friend said bring it to the dealer he works to check it out.

After they ran everything, no codes. Double checked everything I've checked nothing was wrong, and on top of that they said there is no door module in my year Journey. They would have to keep it a day and follow the wires and possible pcm problem.

Well not investing that kind of money into it, as I will be selling it as is for a new Durango GT. Although I would like to fix this if anybody else had this problem before. So just a quick follow up,

None of the window switches work at all doors, off the drivers door the power mirrors and the power locks work.

2012 Journey SXT AWD V6.

Any help would be greatly appreciated, I'm putting it up for sale this Sunday.

Thanks in advanced.

I scanned the code first, as soon as I got home, looked up the code and it said fuel level sensor performance "B". So did some research on that, and because it is a AWD, the shaft that goes to the rear divides the tank, "saddled tank", so found out it has two fuel pumps.

"B" is for the second pump, that sends the remaining fuel from the left side tank to the right side that sends it to the engine, so to verify, I looked under and saw the fuel lines on the right side. Now on the install, I have a friend at a Dodge, I will not disclose on cost of the pump or labor, but hes doing it at his cost, and it is a lot cheaper than I thought, so I will not be tackling it.

I changed a fuel pump on our 02 GMC Denali and it was not fun on the ground, and that tank was on the side of the vehicle, on the Journey it is a bit more difficult, because of the drive shaft, and for the price hes doing for, it is not worth it for me to do it. Also he scanned it as well, to verify that it was that second pump, and sure enough it was. So anybody get this code P2066, on your AWD Journey, that's what it is, and like I said what happened to me was on the highway at 85 mph it shut off, and would not restart. After an hour, and I don't think time made a difference, I believe it just started working and pumped enough fuel on the other side, and I had enough to get me to a gas station. So I have been driving it around for a few days, but some advice, don't let the fuel go below the half way mark, just incase that second pump is dead you only half that half of tank of gas, and whatever spills over to the other side while driving and turning.

Hope this helps anybody if they get this code.

Ok updated, since its all wheel drive the fuel tank in saddled, its got 2 fuel pumps. Passenger side when on low fuel transfers fuel to the driver side tank, and that side the driver side is the main pump that pumps fuel to the engine.

So anyways passenger side pump is on order, hopefully here before the 4th. On install cant get it through the top, meaning removing the back seats and lifting the carpet, tank must be lowered.

You front wheel drive guys/gals, I'm going to say don't have to worry about the second fuel pump, but I personally love AWD, just a pain to remove the shaft then start on dropping the tank. Anyways hope this helps anybody

that ever has this code.

Not sure either but when I used the scanner this is exactly what it showed. p2066 misfire fuel comp cat evap 02 sensor 02 heater egr. So how can I know for sure? Really need to resolve this asap.

Don't want to just throw money at it, never had an 02 sensor do something like that either.

Well guys and gals, never had a problem with the journey, and its a great vehicle. But just yesterday on the highway she just shut off, pulled over and she would not crank over. After about an hour and in 110 degree heat, she started up. I had 58 miles to empty, next exit 2 miles away for fuel, by the time I got to the exit she was on low fuel. Made it to the station filled her up, and still had 3 gallons in the tank? Anyways pulled the code today, p2066 fuel level sensor 2 performance, is what I found on the net.

Anybody ever experience this? And any help on what I need to change to fix this is appreciated, hate for this to happen to my wife and kids on the highway.

No 302 & 305 mm

Yes uv glossifier.

Thanks guys. Its black dip, and did use glossifier, guess in the pic you cant really tell but they do have a nice shine on them. Happy with the whole project.

Haven't been on here in awhile, but this is what I've done yesterday.

The original brakes and tires had to go, but they did last 54k miles.......

Ebay war stripes or hash marks, cheap too!

Hey lobitz68, I removed the whole grill out and the chrome crosshair off of the black grill. taped off the the black grill so just the center was dipped. Never sprayed the honeycomb section or the Dodge symbol. And reassembled everything back dipped.

Great find LawDog! Congrats!

thanks LawDog, and yes red calipers I believe will gets looks. Question where and how much the shell run you?

Share thoughts? I like it more black less bling.

Early next year new brakes, rotors and pads all around, painting caliper red. Also new tires and dipping the stock 17" wheels.

Looks good, might have to do something like this myself

I haul my trash as there is no pick up here, and there is bounce, and you do feel the movement, but the 100-200 lbs. of trash is all the way in the back of the trailer. Also don't forget wind resistance plays a big part.

I agree with you guys. I've owned dozen or more vehicles, modding is fun, and like to be different. But yes first thing I do before I leave the dealership is take off all the dealer stickers and plate frames right in front of them too! But as far as the stripes or adding Mopar decals, and such. Dodge vehicles have been very good to me. For instance my Stage 3 SRT4, has never let me down and stranded, and has beat a Camaros, mustangs, and a vet, not to mention imports as well, for that proud to put on decals and Mopar items, and say its a Neon, lol.

In the few months we owned the Journey, and already put 6k miles on it, and gets 22-26 mpg, it deserves a few mods, I get attached to vehicles, and after a while they are named once they earn their place in the stable, ha I know I'm a car nut.

Thanks for the advice, yes prep work is key first, then coverage. Just like painting a car, and we painted a few. I will post as soon as this is done, but first dipping my atv for practice.

Was going to powder coat, but dipping can be removed, and change color if wanted. My brother went to talk to Fonzie, at dip my car down south FL.They have a whole car and wheels 3 years running dipped. And for $50 I'll give it a try, but thanks for that info.

As long as the wife likes it, its good with me. It's here car, lol. Going to dip the stock wheels and add gloss enhancer next.

Will do looking into it.

I like how you did yours. But I'm looking for the dodge side stripes, like on the challenger. Just wanting to see if anybody did it yet and position.

Has anybody put the dual Dodge stripes on their Journey? I'm going to get flat red stripes, and kind of wanted to see if other people put any on and where abouts? Any pics will be appreciated. The dual stripes that go on the driver side fender and hood. Thanks.

Sorry for the late replies, haven't been on in a while. Yes the wiring and box all fit behind the driver rear light. I've pulled my trailer with it a few times and am very pleased. Got 2" ball all included, I never really recommend anything, but was really impressed with the ease of install, and $. The 4 pin connector, at least mine came with a cover lope, so I put it through the chain hook up and close, and it stays in place. Glad to see more people purchased this hitch, well worth the money!