Vfajardo1
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Only the front is lifted, the rear I left at regular height since I liked the look better lol.
What did you do to your jeep today?
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Really ? OK
in all my years never heard, seen or even wondered that
What lift in front then ?
Well the 03 got jealous since I had another KJ in the shop.
Headlight bulb on right side burnt out
Phillips Xtreme Vision to the rescue
Headlight bulb on right side burnt out
Phillips Xtreme Vision to the rescue
Vfajardo1
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Since it leveled it out that’s mainly why, also I don’t like the rear higher than the front. The front itself is a cheap 2.5” spacer lift, I didn’t intend to do much with the jeep to begin with just more as a second vehicle for the weekends but it grew on me. I’m looking to get heavy duty emu springs when the funds allow, but that May be a while after replacing the starter, Ac pump and rear shocks all this month ♂. Soon though hopefully
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Got everything running..have heat! Drove it around the block and shut it down. Went to start it and the starter died. I paid my mechanic to fix that one..I was spent after the cooling system, heater core and AC core. Getting rocker patches welded on now and started on the new upholstery.
Noticed the coolant bottle was empty, so filled it up with Zerex G05 HOAT. Hmmmm. Radiator is brand new, and was not low on coolant itself, thankfully. Water pump might have a small leak? I’m going to keep an eye on this and try and figure out where the leak is.
If a spacer lift ( sorry ) sat it level, then front springs must be stacked then
They like your attention daily it seems
Yeah, my Jeep has been a bit of a diva lately. Probably upset I haven’t installed the new fuel tank skid yet.They like your attention daily it seems
I keep records of all the maintenance I do, and was looking back. Last coolant leak and new water pump was about 4 years ago. I thought it would be interesting to paste in what 10 years of maintenance and mods looks like, LOL.
| Additional Maintenance & Mods Performed | Mileage |
| New Brake Rotors & Rear Pads | 24000 |
| New Tires | 27000 |
| Full size spare tire | 27000 |
| New rear axle, bodywork | 27000 |
| Spark plugs, air filter | 28700 |
| Husky Liners | 28700 |
| Interior detailing | 35000 |
| Seal rear weatherstripping with RTV silicone | 35000; 41500 |
| TSB - add weatherstrip to rear glass | 35000 |
| Inspection & Emissions | 37100 |
| Dash Mount for Scangauge II | 38000 |
| Repair trailer wiring | 38000 |
| Check Brakes | 40000 |
| Install Cabin Air Filter | 43766 |
| Touched up paint chips & scratches | 43800 |
| Cut out grill for cold air intake | 43800 |
| Install Fumoto oil drain valve & Blackstone Lab analysis | 45300 |
| Install engine, transmission, and transfer case skid plates | 49300 |
| Install pair of KJ tow hooks | 49300 |
| Install radiator & gas tank skid plates | 49500 |
| Replace front lower ball joints; alignment | 50575 |
| New brake rotors and pads; eliminate squeak & rattle | 50575 |
| Install CB radio & antenna | 52200 |
| Install Rock Lizard Super Skink rock sliders | 52568 |
| Reinforce KJ tow hooks | 52568 |
| Auxiliary fuse panel mod | 53800 |
| Add 2nd power outlet | 53800 |
| New battery | 53800 |
| Spark plugs, air filter | 55098 |
| Roof basket and crossbars | 56200 |
| Install Mopar heated seats | 57277 |
| Inspection & Emissions | 60250 |
| Hood strut mod | 60380 |
| Jeepin' By Al 4" Lift with adjust-a-struts, Bilstein shocks, & alignment | 60562 |
| Replace seat belt anchor covers | 60600 |
| Install rear 175 watt inverter | 61600 |
| Blackstone Lab oil analysis | 62637 |
| Repaint rock sliders, roof rack, and recovery system | 64100 |
| Breather hose extensions | 64200 |
| Install AtTheHelm's front recovery system | 64200 |
| Rainex Latitude 19 inch windshield wipers | 65800 |
| Install D rings on recovery system | 65900 |
| Replace 1 TPMS sensor | 67300 |
| Level front adjust-a-struts, and alignment | 68880 |
| Replace front crankshaft seal | 68880 |
| Matching rim for spare tire with TPMS sensor | 73100 |
| Replace wheelhouse seal | 73100 |
| Interior and Exterior Detailing | 73254 |
| Install mechanical cooling fan & fan clutch | 73254 |
| 5 New Tires & alignment | 73254 |
| Install aux light switch in trunk area for camping | 75000 |
| Blackstone Lab oil analysis | 77218 |
| New CV and intermediate shaft on passengers side | 77300 |
| Install JBA rear bump stops | 80325 |
| JBA rear sway bar links | 80325 |
| Silverstar fog light bulbs | 80325 |
| Phillips VisionPlus headlight bulbs | 80325 |
| Warranty extension - replace gas tank for fuel spit back | 80600 |
| Weathertech Ventshades | 80600 |
| Replace blower motor | 81300 |
| Inspection & emissions | 83741 |
| Rod bearing failed - need engine replacement | 85900 |
| Jasper Remanufactured Engine - 0 miles | 85950 |
| Replace TPMS in 2 wheels | 87017 |
| Seal pesky leak in rear ceiling - roof rack bolts | 87100 |
| Crank up adjust-a-struts to 22 inches of lift | 87100 |
| Alignment | 88070 |
| New rear brake pads, rotors, and calipers | 93300 |
| Install extended brake lines | 93300 |
| Build trunk storage box | 93300 |
| Rainex Latitude 19 inch windshield wipers | 93500 |
| Change differential gear oil | 94272 |
| Change transfer case fluid | 94272 |
| Service automatic transmission | 94272 |
| Install remote start kit | 96500 |
| Adjust parking brake tension | 97126 |
| Inspection & Emissions | 97617 |
| Silence track bar using rod ends with bushings | 97617 |
| New drivers side window switch module | 99150 |
| Military trailer wire harness | 99150 |
| New battery | 101150 |
| Replace blower motor again | 107420 |
| Rainex Latitude 19 inch windshield wipers | 112944 |
| New Spark Plugs | 118076 |
| New front brake pads and resurface rotors | 118236 |
| Adjust parking brake tension | 119640 |
| Interior & Exterior detailing | 119643 |
| Replace rear CV on Front Driveshaft | 122016 |
| Inspection & Emissions | 122016 |
| Service automatic transmission | 133906 |
| Inspection & Emissions | 141782 |
| Replace Exhaust, Muffler, and Resonator | 141782 |
| Replace right front upper ball joint | 144685 |
| New headlight bulbs | 147597 |
| Replacement Keys | 148208 |
| Replace water pump & thermostat | 150437 |
| Replace clockspring | 150663 |
| New spare tire | 150663 |
| Rear brake pads & rotors | 150663 |
| Adjust parking brake tension | 150663 |
| Inspection & Emissions | 150694 |
| Install new HVAC air distribution box and new heater core | 153995 |
| Replace O2 sensor for bank 1, #2 | 155600 |
| Rainex Latitude 19 inch windshield wipers | 155850 |
| Disconnected LR door exterior handle | 155950 |
| Replace blower motor again | 156217 |
| Repair military trailer 12 pin connector | 156250 |
| New LR door lock actuator | 157886 |
| New LR window regulator | 157886 |
| Inspection & Emissions | 157974 |
| New Gas Cap | 158931 |
| Replace exhaust resonator | 160257 |
| ATH Roof Rack | 160937 |
| Powder Coat sliders, roof rack, and front bar | 160937 |
| Bluetooth mod for OEM radio | 161900 |
| New windshield sprayer nozzles | 165446 |
| New battery | 165468 |
| 5 New Tires (+3 for trailer) | 167215 |
| New front brake rotors & pads | 167384 |
| Filled paint chips and scratches | 167460 |
| Sylvania Headlight Restoration Kit | 168298 |
| New fog light bulbs | 168298 |
| Inspection & Emissions | 168418 |
| Interior & Exterior detailing | 168997 |
| Repair battery hold down | 169045 |
| Replace 20 old lug nuts with new Mopar lug nuts | 169045 |
| Rainex Latitude 19 inch windshield wipers | 169045 |
| Replace antenna | 169060 |
| Replace brittle wire looms in engine bay | 169100 |
| Recharge R134a AC refrigerant | 169645 |
| Change drivers front hub bearing | 170268 |
| Change passengers front hub bearing | 171378 |
| Alignment | 171438 |
| Change Transmission fluid and filter | 171723 |
| Auxiliary transmission cooler installed | 171723 |
| Replace washer fluid squirters | 172750 |
| Replace drivers side rear power window switch | 172750 |
| New set of keys (2) | 172793 |
| Inspection & emissions | 174261 |
| Replace spark plugs, engine air filter, & cabin air filter | 174261 |
| Replace PCV valve | 174546 |
| Replace PCV valve hose | 174546 |
| Air Conditioning recharge + UV dye | 176852 |
| Replace Radiator | 176852 |
| Weld repair exhaust resonator | 180127 |
| Replace upper ball joints | 182130 |
| Replace front sway bar links | 182313 |
| Alignment | 182516 |
| Replace drivers door window switch | 183238 |
| Change transfer case fluid | 183273 |
| Replace rear lower control arms | 183416 |
| Repair parking brake mechanisms at the wheels | 183465 |
| LubeGard Instant Shudder Fixx | 186719 |
| Interior detail | 187210 |
| Replace accessory drive belt | |
| Replace parking brake handle assembly | |
| Replace gas tank skid plate | |
| Replace fuel pump | |
| Replace rear CV on Front Driveshaft |
^^^ Where the mileage column is blank, those things are on deck.
Replaced left side headlight bulb the other day, Saturday I think
Tonight after work, went ahead and replaced left side plus new belt and tensioner as well ( Gates, came as a set all together )
bought on Amazon a while back, cheaper than Rockauto
Tonight after work, went ahead and replaced left side plus new belt and tensioner as well ( Gates, came as a set all together )
bought on Amazon a while back, cheaper than Rockauto
Johnny O
Just hangin' out.
Got the Bilstein suspension into wifey's Liberty today. No lift, but looks sharp. We've decided that Bert Mk.2 Mod.3 will be a flip. As much as I hate to admit it, but the low mpg is an issue for her as she works on the other end of the metro area. We've less than 2 grand into it including purchase price and she really wants one of the Subaru station wagon thingies like her friend drives. So, she will drive it for the winter and stop stealing Bert the ScienceMobile.
All I need snow is some garbage weather so I can teach her how to properly use 4wd over in the high school parking lot.
Bits and pieces of my twin battery/solar mod finally started showing up today. Shipping is so sc.rew.y right now- this is stuff I ordered back in August. Bert's lift is starting to settle in- my bu.tt can feel the difference even though it still feels like it is gonna tip over when I turn.
All I need snow is some garbage weather so I can teach her how to properly use 4wd over in the high school parking lot.
Bits and pieces of my twin battery/solar mod finally started showing up today. Shipping is so sc.rew.y right now- this is stuff I ordered back in August. Bert's lift is starting to settle in- my bu.tt can feel the difference even though it still feels like it is gonna tip over when I turn.
Drive over to Cleveland. We have garbage weather to spare. You can have all you want!
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2007 Jeep Liberty 6- Speed Manual Transmission 197432 miles on odometer
This is my second post ever but this forum has helped me a lot with both my Liberties (03 Renegade) anytime I need information I come straight here or YouTube. Thank you guys for helping me to keep on wrenching on my Liberty. I recently replaced the clutch master cylinder and clutch ***** cylinder which are integrated together has one pre-bleed unit. I was so happy that the 07 Liberty was back and running that I decide to change the rear rotors and brake pads. Autozone didn’t have coated rotors so I primed them myself for quick protection against rust, the pads were the gold pack from autozone also but they work just fine.
J.M
Tell her to man up, well womanup
I drive Jeeps 95 plus miles a day , and enjoy every mile / minute LOL
Can not imagine having to drive a small bomb
duderz7
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Get a subaru engine in you bug and tell her there ya go!
CherokeeLiberty
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We put 340 miles on the jeep yesterday to bring the pup down to an eye specialist for a cat scratch. The drive down too 4.5 hours due to weather and people who don't know how to drive in said weather. I mostly drove in 4x4 with speeds varying from 30-70mph. For the 8 hours we were down there, the jeep was either idling or going stoplight to stoplight. The drive home was clear and only took 3.5 hours. We averaged 17mpg for the whole trip.
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