bestman77

Yep, long screw driver does the trick. Just get some good Wd40 on the rubber and the metal and it will slide right off. Some were so easy that you can do it by hand!

WD40 for the muffler hangers, makes it super easy to slide on an off

I have one for sale here

I have an OEM hitch for sale if anyone is interested. its in the classified section

Whoa! Woke me up there. I sent you some picts via e-mail but Iwill also put them on here. I like it better than the aftermarket ones I found because it does not stick out the back when the hitch is off the Journey.Sorry about the dirt. Mud season here in Vermont. The 5th season we get each year. :rolleyes:

Hey thanks again for the pics, I have one on order with the stealership

The only scary part is cutting off that peice of bumper..Im doing the install myself as I have to all my cars/trucks

where do i get that little trim peice, what do you use to cut the bumper?

EDIT..nm, I found the installation guide..Thanks tho!

I had the OEM hitch installed on my R/T. I like the fact that it does not stick out in the back. Very little of the rear bumper is removed, perhaps 1 1/2" and a cover strip is placed over the edge. If you look quick you won't see the hitch at all. The unit mounts vertical instead of horizontal and and is almost invisible when the hitch is off. It is however a little more expensive, but after all, the vehicle cost over $30000 so I wasn't going to fret over another $100 or so with installation.

bump..

any pics??