Bought a 2004 Liberty in November of 2022, and have done (fixed) other people's F**k ups, had a vacuum leak that ended up being a JB welded back together MAP sensor! But have done the radiator, water pump, hoses, and u-joints and it's going on. Last project coming is water heater core in September when it cools off.
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If they used the green universal coolant in the radiator, flush well and replace with Mopar HOAT coolant or Zerex G-05 which is a HOAT coolant. The wrong coolant can really gum up the system especially when it mixes with HOAT.
DadOSix
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If you are going after the heater core, do the evaporator for the ac (if you have it) while you are in there. Too much work for just 1 core at a time!
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I have never had an AC evaporator car fail in my auto, since 1970s.
Cost me about $1300 to get heater core replaced in my 2008 Liberty.
I'm doing it myself with help from my mechanic son-in-law.I pretty much do all my own mechanical work. But not until it cools off out here in Arizona
