Kevin in MN

The T-handle and emblem came from pepboys, the fog light bulbs are dual intensity led .

The adapter came from twistedshifter.com and then you can use ant knob or handle that fits a "standard" 10mm 1-25 thread.

There is a bunch of youtube videos on pulling the original knob off. Basically you pry down and off the chrome trim and then you can spread the fingers on the knob and it pulls off.

Now that I have a Hurst Handle I can add the badge! Thats cool too. Also note the lighted rear fog lights.

Just installed a Hurst T-Handle

Aftermarket. I found them on ebay. I think I searched: dodge journey chrome They are not chrome; more satin silver. I thought that they would match the lower part of my bumper: they come close, but no cigar!

No I mean the bumper, is that satin chrome factory? Whats your front look like?

I installed mine a while ago, and forgot about this thread! And, I started it! Anyway, as I posted in post #18, I could not find universal sockets. Initially, I was going to tie mine into the rear powerport, but then they would be on all the time. When I figured out the wiring on the left outboard tail light,I was hoping to find dual sockets so I could tie them in with the brake/taillights since the turn signals are amber. But, again, no luck finding sockets. So, I went with the Mopar harness, which included single filament sockets, and modified it to work. Obviously, there are some universal sockets, as "Kevin in MN" found them. But, mine were already done. Mine are wired so that they come on as soon as I turn on my lights. So, here are the pictures that I should have posted in August!

I found the Satin Chrome surround on ebay. It comes close to matching the satin chrome piece on the bottom of my bumper. The light did help with the dirt issue on the bumper, but the molded mud guards seem to have almost eliminated it.

Taillights on. The Fog Lights are slightly brighter than the LED Taillights. This is more noticeable the darker it gets.

Brake Lights on. Here is is evident that these fog light bulbs are brighter than the LED Taillights, but not as bright as the LED Brake Lights. I apologize for not posting these sooner.

Is that satin chrome piece factory or after market?

I'm curious how you got the sockets. When I click on the link, it takes me to the Jeep SRT8, and states that you have to send in your corroded sockets in order to get a new set.

The socket repair is for the Grand Cherokee tail lights. For the Rear fog light sockets you have to e-mail them http://taillight.xglobal.net/ I think I paid $25 for the pair.

here is a quick video

http://s1088.photobucket.com/user/KevinDS/library/2014%20Dodge%20Journey

I'd love to see a video of this... Where in MN are you?

Cottage Grove, I have to have to do a video withthe flashers on.

I don't think it will change the dirt issue, I thing th edirt is comming from teh wheen well out so mayby some foil tape or good quality duct tape around the back of housing on the inside of the plastic bumper.

I just did the rear fog lights on my 2014. Got the 3 wire sockets and dual intensity led bulbs from http://taillight.xglobal.net/ . I made a harness that plugs into the 4 flat trailier harness plug. So now they are on low brightness with parking lights and full brightness with blinker or brakes. Looks really cool.