20 Most Recent 2009 Dodge Journey SXT - Page 2 Questions & Answers

It will need to go to the dealership, witech their scanner is able to change that for you.

Thats because its located under the bonnet, use your user manual to show its location and then the location of the particular fuse you want to check/replace

you most likely have a bad blend door motor, or the actual door is broken inside the heater box. Jeeps used to have this issue, the door shaft snaps and only half will work. If you can turn from hot to cold on the side that's warm, then that's most likely what is going on.

Hi Cwab, Time to take a look at the connections and lastly, the computer. Regards John

Step 1:

Using a small flat bladed tool, carefully remove the battery cover on the back of the fob.

Step 2:

Remove the battery one at a time by slightly lifting up and sliding out from the fob.

Step 3:

Replace the battery with the same type of battery cell.

Step 4:

Install the battery with the positive side up.

Step 5:

Install the battery cover and snap into place.

Step 6:

Test for fob operation.

Dodge Journey owners please go to http://www.change.org/petitions/dodge-journey-s-defects sign and pass along please. Dodge had built and sold this car with defects that they refuse to fix, this is not the kind of quality we should expect.

Sounds like your exhaust manifold gasket is leaking. That would allow you to hear your valves upon acceleration. Have your mechanic check and/or possibly replace gasket.