Dodge Journey: Electrical
SWITCH, BRAKE FLUID LEVEL
Description
The brake fluid level switch (2) is mounted through the center of the fluid reservoir. The switch can be serviced separately from the master cylinder fluid reservoir.
Fig. 12: BRAKE FLUID LEVEL SWITCH CONNECTOR
The brake fluid level switch (2) is mounted through the center of the fluid reservoir. The switch can be serviced separately from the master cylinder fluid reservoir.
Removal
Fig. 13: BRAKE FLUID LEVEL SWITCH CONNECTOR
1. Remove the wiring harness connector (1) from the brake fluid level switch (2) in the master cylinder brake fluid reservoir.
Fig. 14: LEVEL SWITCH RETAINING TABS
2. Push together the retaining tabs (1) that hold the brake fluid level switch in place in the brake fluid reservoir (2).
3. Pull the brake fluid level switch out the right side of the reservoir.
Installation
Fig. 15: LEVEL SWITCH RETAINING TABS
1. Align the brake fluid level switch with its mounting hole on the right side of the master cylinder brake fluid reservoir. Push the switch into the fluid reservoir until the switch retaining tabs (1) are expanded on the opposite side of the reservoir (2), locking it in place.
Fig. 16: BRAKE FLUID LEVEL SWITCH CONNECTOR
2. Connect the wiring harness connector (1) to the switch (2).
Standard procedure
BASE BRAKE BLEEDING
NOTE: This bleeding procedure is only for the vehicle's base brakes
hydraulic system.
For bleeding the antilock brakes hydraulic system.
CAUTION: Before removing t ...
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Driving clutches
DESCRIPTION
Fig. 350: Identifying Input Clutch Assembly
- INPUT SHAFT
- UNDERDRIVE CLUTCH
- OVERDRIVE CLUTCH
- REVERSE CLUTCH
- OVERDRIVE SHAFT
- UNDERDRIVE SHAFT
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Removal
2.4L
Fig. 11: Identifying Ignition Coil Electrical Connectors
NOTE: Prior to removing coil, spray compressed air around coil top to
make sure no
dirt drops into the spark plug tube.
The ...
Input shaft, transmission
DISASSEMBLY
Fig. 175: Snap Ring At Input Shaft
1. Remove the snap ring (2) that retains the input shaft bearing and sixth
gear to the shaft.
Fig. 176: Press Bearing From Input Shaft
2. Using ...