At the moment, fuel prices would make me park it in favor of commuting by motorcycle or find some fuel efficient economy car. The Liberty is pretty thirsty for gas.
Not exactly related to your question, but I noticed in your pictures that your pump impeller appears to be nylon. Did you replace the pump because it was leaking, or did you have overheating problems also? Reason I ask is that my 2002 had a random overheating issue once, and the problem turned...
My driving is mixed backroads and city driving average 45-55 mph with very little interstate, for which Im getting 19.6 mpg now. I’m getting 21 MPG on the interstate @ 70 mph, but wind and traffic affect It a lot. Have not had a chance to burn a tank of fuel at highway speed yet, so I can only...
These days, I can’t see escaping smoke from a small leak using a smoke machine So I just use pressurized air instead. Use a pressure regulator on your air line set to about 10 to 15 psi and you can hear the tiniest of leaks. I found a small leak on the gas tank to charcoal canister hose on a...
I Replaced the lines in my 2005 and you have to pull the radiator to get them both in. Others have said you can do it without a radiator pull, but I couldn’t. yes it’s a pain in the butt draining the coolant but well worth it to save the frustration
My old sensors just declined gradually, so I really never noticed the drop in fuel mileage. The new sensors made an immediate difference, and with gas topping $4/ gallon these days, it would be cost justified. I bought a set of NTK sensors off of eBay for around $64. Look just like OEM sensors.
Just replaced my upstream O2 sensors, due to poor fuel mileage from rebuilt engine. No check engine codes, just wanted to see if mileage would improve. On the old O2 sensors, I averaged 16.7 MPG per tank of fuel. I’m now averaging 19.6 MPG per tank with the new sensors. I drive the same...
What was the airbag control module recall you speak of ? I too have a 2002 liberty and my airbag light comes on intermittently. I can’t figure out what causes it
Having just gone through this starts but dies problem on my 2002, My problem turned out to be a faulty MAP sensor. I initially ruled it out because it was brand new, along with all other sensors, the MAP sensor was China made from Amazon and after checking everything else, like it sounds like...
I just replaced the engine in my 2002 Liberty Limited 4WD. Lessons learned:
Dealers won’t be much help to you these days, as Chrysler no longer makes many of the parts, and the ones that are available are 20+ days lead time, so internet retailers will be the way to go.
Don’t buy any part made...
Thanks for the tip. I’ll give that a try but if it doesn’t work I’ll remove the battery box. It looks like that will let me get a few more fingers on it or perhaps I’ll just cut the wires and pull it out from under the exhaust manifold so I can have better access. The new sensors have longer...
Anybody replaced the driver side upstream O2 sensor on a 2002 Liberty Limited 4WD with 3.7 V6? Can’t figure anyway to get my hands on the plug to disconnect it from the harness. I can just touch it with my fingers if I go in from either the bottom, next to the catalyst or from the top by the...
A warning about $20 MAP sensors. I just installed a rebuilt engine in my 2002 Liberty 3.7; when I did so, I also replaced the MAP sensor with a China made unit from Amazon, because my old one was damaged. Engine ran fine for a week, then it started stalling and loosing power randomly. Wasted...
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