2007 Dodge Journey — Known Issues & Recalls

Your car unexpectedly accelerated on its own while you were driving at 45 mph, making it hard to slow down. This happened multiple times, but the vehicle was never diagnosed or repaired. The issue may be related to the cruise control or engine throttle system.

Your 2007 Dodge Journey won't start. The dealer replaced what they called a 'wind module,' but the problem happened again. This has now occurred three times, with the first failure happening around 32,000 miles. The issue likely involves the ignition or starting system and may require diagnosis and replacement of the faulty starting component.

You received a recall notice for your vehicle's electronic stability control and brake system, but the dealership couldn't get the necessary repair part. The manufacturer took longer than expected to make the repair available, and they weren't informed of the delay. You haven't experienced any actual problems with these systems yet. The repair will likely involve replacing or reprogramming components in your vehicle's stability control and hydraulic brake system.

After your vehicle was repaired for a wireless ignition node module recall, your horn started honking by itself for about 45 seconds at a time. This problem happened multiple times, and a mechanic was unable to fix it. The issue occurred around 57,000 miles.