I would agree with seafish. Coolant is probably getting into the system making your oil very creamy. Depending on your current mileage your in for a head gasket change. If the heads are cracked, they will need to be replaced as well. Do you have a local junkyard? That's where I got many of my...
Go under the hood and disconnect the fuel line and attach a rubber hose to it that you can run to a gas can. Pull the fuel pump relay and you can jump 2 of the pins that will make the fuel pump come on. Make sure you hook up the hose to your can first! AND NO SMOKING! :o)
Type this into eBay: 3.7 jeep liberty head gasket set timing chain kit. You will get a LOT of options and prices. I have used "Domestic Gaskets" and "Mizumo Auto" with good results as I have rebuilt several engines. Average cost is about $300. I have taken the heads to a machine shop to be...
Check the oil sending unit, it is located right above the oil filter. You can also check the oil fill/PCV assy. A long shot is a possible head gasket oil leak too. I have experienced all of these issue with the many Liberty's I have had. Good luck!
I also had to replace my fan on a family trip to Myrtle Beach in the middle of summer. The fan gave out and caused the radiator to leak. Unbelievably, a nearby Advance Auto had them both in stock and I replaced them in our VRBO rental driveway! I always carry a tool bag with me...
I have removed the carpet before and laid it out in my driveway, spray some simple green or laundry detergent and hit it with the power washer. I threw it up over my fence for a few days to let it dry out in the sun, both sides. It is a pain removing the seats and console but well worth it in...
I have experienced the oil pressure sensor leaking, it is right behind and above the oil filter. Also the valve cover gaskets and grommets are notorious for drying out and cracking. Always start at the top when looking for oil leaks!
LOL, it's not an alteration, it's a dropped valve seat. The engine must have overheated at some point, causing the aluminum head to expand. This causes the valve seats to drop out. You will definitely need to pull the head and take to a machine shop.
Cloyes and Melling are the best, but I have purchased the kit from Ebay when money was scarce! I have done several in this manner and haven't had any issues. Mitzumo Auto and others. Example...
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