Dodge Journey: Fascia, rear

REMOVAL

Frame and Bumpers
Fig. 15: Push Pins

1. Open the hatch.

2. Remove the 6 pushpins (1) securing the fascia (2).

Frame and Bumpers
Fig. 16: Rivets

3. Remove the rivets (2) and the Torx screw (3) around the wheel well for the fascia (1).

Frame and Bumpers
Fig. 17: Tabs, Fascia & Bracket

4. Separate the tabs (2) securing the fascia (3) to the bracket (1).

Frame and Bumpers
Fig. 18: Tail Light Push Pin

5. Remove the push pin (2) under the taillight (1) to the fascia (3).

6. Remove fascia (3) from vehicle.

INSTALLATION

Frame and Bumpers
Fig. 19: Tail Light Push Pin

1. Install the fascia (3) to the vehicle and install the pushpin (2) at the tailight (1) to the body.

Frame and Bumpers
Fig. 20: Tabs, Fascia & Bracket

2. Clip the fascia (3) into the tabs (2) to the bracket (1).

Frame and Bumpers
Fig. 21: Rivets

3. Install the Torx screw (3) for the fascia top the wheel opening and then install the pop rivets (2).

Frame and Bumpers
Fig. 22: Push Pins

4. Install the 6 push pins (1) to secure the fascia (2) to the body.

5. Close the hatch and check for fit.

    Fascia, front lower, closeout
    REMOVAL Fig. 11: Lower Fascia 1. Remove fasteners (5) to lower closeout. Fig. 12: Push Pins - Front Lower Fascia 2. Remove push pins (1) to lower closeout. 3. Remove the front lower fascia. ...

    Reinforcement, bumper, front
    REMOVAL Fig. 23: Front Bumper Reinforcement 1. Remove the front fascia. See Removal . 2. Support bumper reinforcement (3) on a suitable lifting device. 3. Mark the position of the bolts (1) ...

    See also:

    Description
    The instrument cluster contains the necessary hardware and software to serve as the vehicle electronic body control module and is commonly referred to as the Cab Compartment Node (CCN). The CCN u ...

    Horn
    REMOVAL Fig. 1: Removing / Installing Horns 1. Disconnect and isolate the negative battery cable. 2. Remove the push pin type retainers along the top of the grille assembly and position the g ...

    ENGINE BREAK-IN RECOMMENDATIONS
    A long break-in period is not required for the engine and drivetrain (transmission and axle) in your vehicle. Drive moderately during the first 300 mi (500 km). After the initial 60 mi (100 km), sp ...

    0.017