There's a battery disconnect in the trunk. I pulled it. I don't think I undid the connections up front. Just unbolted the box and moved it enough to get access to the fuse box.
@@drodriguez3935 not bad. Did end up taking the wheel off, and everything else that he did, but the worst part was getting the belt back on after putting it all back together. Put a used one in, and I think it's gone bad already, so I'm hoping that it had a 60 day warranty or more. 😅 Really just wanted it to last until the weather got better, and that's about as long as it lasted, so I got what I was hoping for. 🤷 You get what you pay for, but it was $60 well spent. 🥴
I have a 2020, that I need to do this for,. I thought it was the battery but nope its the alternator,. Smh,. Might just pay someone to install the new alternator on
It would be nice if you re-edited the video because I’m quite sure there was a lot of things that got disconnected that didn’t need to be disconnected🇺🇸
Yes. Anytime you are messing with replacing a component that uses electric you should. Otherwise you run the risk of causing damage to something. Might accidentally touch the positive cable to a place you shouldn't have and causing a short, blowing a fuse, melting a wire or creating more work/troubleshooting.
I thought I wanted to do this myself but not anymore bc I don’t want to remove the hoses or battery hookups
There's a battery disconnect in the trunk. I pulled it. I don't think I undid the connections up front. Just unbolted the box and moved it enough to get access to the fuse box.
Thanks for the share. What was your overall time to complete the replacement?
Tearing one off a 2014 tomorrow, and I feel like you did too much. I'll let you know. 😅
I felt that way too, so how did it go?
@@drodriguez3935 not bad. Did end up taking the wheel off, and everything else that he did, but the worst part was getting the belt back on after putting it all back together. Put a used one in, and I think it's gone bad already, so I'm hoping that it had a 60 day warranty or more. 😅
Really just wanted it to last until the weather got better, and that's about as long as it lasted, so I got what I was hoping for. 🤷
You get what you pay for, but it was $60 well spent. 🥴
3 minutes in and I’m willing to pay $1500 to fix the problem.
Hang in there. It's not fun but you can do it.
😂😂😂😂 me too
Great video thanks
You're welcome
I have a 2020, that I need to do this for,. I thought it was the battery but nope its the alternator,. Smh,. Might just pay someone to install the new alternator on
Is this car shown a 2017 dodge journey crossroad 3.6L?
Can I use a 2011 dodge journey alternator on a 2017 dodge journey
According to Rockauto (if you click on part number) 2011-2019 is same, as long as amp alternator is same.
@@98eck thanks
Is that the 2.4 or 3.5 motor
3.6
It would be nice if you re-edited the video because I’m quite sure there was a lot of things that got disconnected that didn’t need to be disconnected🇺🇸
This dude made look so difficult lol
I see your channel doesn't have any repair videos. You're allowed to make videos. That's what makes TH-cam better. Give us a repair video.
@@98eck Sorry pal but I' m a surgeon so I can't make videos of that for TH-cam 😂
@@willaimguzman4819/doubt
Do you have to unhook the battery?
Yes. Anytime you are messing with replacing a component that uses electric you should. Otherwise you run the risk of causing damage to something. Might accidentally touch the positive cable to a place you shouldn't have and causing a short, blowing a fuse, melting a wire or creating more work/troubleshooting.
Thank you I’m about to do this!! How long did this take you exactly
I think I was done in a few hours.
It looked like he started in the morning and ended the next day 😂
Not that angle 😂😂😂😂
Ffs
What part of the video do you not like?
@@98eck the video is great. Not looking forward to doing this myself lol
@@NemesisConfirmed ahh. Ok. It's not as terrible as you think.
@@NemesisConfirmed curse Chrysler next time lol
@@98eck will do, I lucked out its a 2010 journey, Alternator is on top.