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If you jump out starter relay pins #30 & #87 and starter motor cranks the engine, then most likely you have a bad starter relay or it is... -
Ttonyiiiafl replied to the thread Remove stripped Torx from EGR.Not much room at all. However I am going to make a shorty hammer and try this. Great idea and stand by for report!
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KJowner replied to the thread Propshaft for 2.8ltr JK.Probably a chaffed wire shorting somewhere, ideally you will need to download the manuals and trace the wires. I'd start by taking the... -
Looks like I may not have time to get to this until the weekend. But I will post the results. I will try not to burn down my Jeep.
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Hey everyone new here and new to liberty use to drive a wj but a week ago I pick Violet, 03 jeep liberty sport
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KJowner replied to the thread Rear suspension or axle clunk when getting on or off the gas..The arms are made of tinfoil, however if you spilt the old bush outer sleeve with a hacksaw you can knock them out without wrecking the arm.
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is this turning into a show off your IRO?... Or did I totally miss the social que?
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KJowner replied to the thread CRD running hot?.No issues there then, if anything it's a bit cool.
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I just checked the temperature with a obd scanner and its 77°c/170F
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GGeeDee replied to the thread Propshaft for 2.8ltr JK.My 2005 KJ 2.8 diesel automatic is blowing fuse 16 (ASD). Can anyone point me in a direction to resolve this. Much thanks
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Jack it up by the axle so it's closer to ride height during inspection. The bushings mentioned would be a good place to start, next the... -
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Upper arm bushings. They tear. Best viewed when not jacked up. It is very difficult to remove the OEM bushings without stretching the...
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ikuo78 replied to the thread What did you do to your jeep today?.But I would be in trouble if this method completely fixed the oil leak. The plastic valve cover, which cost $120 including shipping, has...
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Sometimes you can't get them to stop leaking without using the u shape with the two wings so it pulls down on more of the cover. Old...
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2The SAFEST thing is to bite the bullet and get the MOPAR front tow hooks, because they have the PROPER mounting hardware, and they are...
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