There are a handful of reports of electrical failures on the 2014 Dodge Journey, most indicating battery-related symptoms. However, they don't seem to be able to be traced back to an aging battery; instead, drivers assert that they've swapped the old battery for a new one, and it is still draining. All things taken, this likely points toward a component that is drawing power while the ignition is off. It may also point to a faulty alternator, but other drivers indicate that they've had it checked and/or replaced. If Your Journey's battery refuses to hold a charge and continuously drops to zero, You'll likely want to have it checked out by a professional mechanic, as these problems can lead to being stranded. In most cases, that's not a good thing.
Scott
March 31, 2021
I work as a security guard I sit in my car most of the time my dash lights are turning on and off even though I'm just sitting here doing nothing
Marshall D
July 16, 2020
If the 2014 dodge journey is having electrical issues it can stem from a few things. Bad wires will cause power to not flow as it should, while a bad battery or alternator will cause the car to not have power. You could also have a blown fuse. All of these can lead to parts not working, or not functioning as they should.
Elizabeth
May 19, 2022
Having problems with car i replaced my alternator and battery and starter now my broad is flashing.
While in my car everything will reset time and radio station or the car will completely shut down which is dangerous but will start back up
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