Journeyphenia
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The hood looks great with the black. Your modifications take guts and it paid off. I have the same color Crossroad. I'm thinking of painting the entire black fascia below the road lights to be the color of the car. Another idea is to paint the honeycomb grill insert in metallic silver or grey, maybe the lower insert as well. Another is to paint the flat black "t" insert on the grill to the color of the car. Have you seen anyone on here that has done any of these things? Thanks -
I had a local trailer shop weld a hitch to my Crossroad. They notched out the rear lower fascia. Very clean look with only 3" - 4" showing out of the fascia. Extends shy of the bumper projection. No ability to add a photo unfortunately, seems my IMac OS doesn't compute here. If someone knows a work around let me know.
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I have a 2015 Journey and my Android/Motorola sometimes charges and sometimes doesn't. My wifes Apple IPad and 4S work as well as my older samsung phone.
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Looks good. Is there anyone here that has painted, in a silver or grey, both of the honeycomb sections of their grills? I've seen ad photo's which show the honeycomb under lighting to make it more pronounced and it looks great as such.
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My 2015 has always done it since new. I'll ask the dealer about it along with a few other minor issues
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I have a 2015 Crossroad and have just started noticing that it's either shutting off the pump early or the gauge isn't reading full. I fill up and the gauge reads about 3/4 - 7/8. Seems to have progressively worsened lately. Will take it in and see what they say. Will also try a few different gas stations to see if it's in the nozzle design. Good luck on getting yours fixed.
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I found a local shop (Los Angeles) that only does hitches, all custom. It costs me $280 and will take about 2 hours. Saw photo's of Journeys they had done. They will cut out a square on the bottom of the rear fascia and the end of the hitch will protrude out of the fascia. Very clean look and not very noticeable either.
