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There's no grab handles on your 2011? I wonder what trim level adds them. I don't recall seeing them specifically listed for any trim level, but all the DJs that I looked at had them.

Probably because this thread is from 2008. The Journey was a different vehicle back then.

Now that Weathertech has released the two hole version of their front mats, I'm trying to decide if it's worth spending the money on them since I already have the Huskies. I'm still interested in seeing pictures of the front Weathertechs installed if anyone has them. Thanks!

Your dealership has to activate them for you. Once activated, you will be able to turn them on or off through Uconnect.

I got it installed this morning. It was actually pretty easy.
The emblem has two plastic posts and one clip on the back of it. It's held onto the grill with two little metal pieces that slide onto the posts and are held in place with friction (plus the clip). The problem is that you can't really get your hands on the back of the existing emblem without making a little more room. Luckily, it's easy to get enough room by unattaching the top of the cowl that's on top of the grill (the silver grill is actually clipped to the cowl). There are 5 plastic pop rivents that hold the cowl in place. These rivets are easy to get to and very easy to pop up and remove with a flat head screwdriver. Once the rivets are out, you can pull the top of the cowl/grill away from the car enough to get your hands behind the grill and reach the back of the existing emblem. Unclip the plastic clip on the end of the emblem first. Then push slowly but firmly on each of the plastic posts with a screwdriver handle (or anything else you've got handy) and you'll see the emblem start to move forward. Make sure you put the other hand right under the posts so that you'll catch the little metal friction pieces once they clear the posts. I accidentally dropped the first one, and it wasn't easy to retrieve.
Once you've got the old one off, just put the new one in place. The clip on the end will automatically clip to the grill. Reach behind the grill again and slide the two metal friction pieces onto the posts. I slid them onto the posts as much as I could with my fingers and then used pliers to push them on a little more. Wiggle the emblem when you're done to make sure it's secure. Put the pop rivets back in place at the top of the cowl.
That's it! I really like the little splash of color it adds to the grill.

Yes, but not all do, so make sure the one you're looking at has Bluetooth. It's easy to tell, just make sure there's a phone button on the steering wheel.

I was wanting to know if the C8 lockpick will work for the 2012 Journey 8.4 uconnect.