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I have a 2006 Jeep Liberty and it's been good me. I dont use the back seats, so they're always down. I have a 2nd car and I switch back and forth the jeep liberty. I like my Jeep liberty 🗽

Why not just replace the rear window struts. They are cheap and easier to replace than the oil lol. 😅

A Liberty is a mini monster SUV and not a family vehicle. It's great at mountain climbing and off roading in an A/C cab! Jeeps are jeeps, and as long as you maintain them, they work. Mileage is 18 average, supplying a 3.7 balls to wall big 6! Fixing them isn't too costly. I have had a 04 and now an 07, 17yrs with 110k in good shape and loving it!

Overall it doesn't seem that bad.

You definitely would not like Chicago. 😊

One of my biggest pet peeves when driving, is when the person behind you gets mad at you for what the traffic in front of you is doing. Like bruh there's a freaking semi as big as a house in front of me, I can't go anywhere

Nice shot of the Riley Towers apartment buildings (Indianapolis) on the right after 2:20 or so.

Do you still have it

how does the 4x4 work out in snow.

I like the new one alittle better

Mines got over 200,000 still no problem taking care of it is the trick 👍

I got a 04 i had since 75,000 miles no trouble

ALL of the 3.7L engines from Jeep are subject to catastrophic 'dropping" of valve seats onto the valves; thence, soon will have 'the sound of machine guns going off inside the combustion chambers' - dropped valve 'seat', broken piston, scored cylinder walls, etc. etc. etc. Rx: DO keep WATCH your fuel milage as if it INCREASES (gets better?) check the fuel/air ratio to ensure that the fuel delivery is NOT **leaned out**. A 'leaned-out' engine will burn **hotter**, as the 'normal' excess fuel will help to keep the cylinder cooler. So, if the 'highway' fuel economy **increases** over time, consider to get the fuel/air ratio checked ... should be precisely 1:14.7. Average fuel 'milage' (long term, steady state, normal (level) highway speeds) on a Libby is about 21 MPG ... if 'better', consider to get that fuel/air ratio 'checked'. Rx2: Also, do NOT rapidly accelerate this engine until the engine is UP TO normal operatingTEMPERATURE; ditto when shutting down a too HOT engine. Rather, idle the engine back to normal temp. and only then, SHUT DOWN. Do this and you may get 200K++ mi. out of the 3.7L .... The accumulated thermal stress on the iron valves seats and the aluminum 'head' werent properly designed .... and WILL drop a valve seat "into" the combustion chamber, if the accumulated heat stress and (aluminim) accumulated metal 'deformation' becomes too great. **NEVER EVER put 'magic pills' into the gas tank that increases fuel milage** ... they make the engine run TOOO TOOO **HOT**, internally -- and are very very BAD for a Jeep 3.7L. - see above re. engine valve seats and aluminum 'heads'. Definitely NOT WORTH the very few extra MPG, and then risk possible severe internal engine damage on 3.7L 'Libby' FWIW - Change the oil at or before the 6000mi interval if 90% ofyour driving is at constant highway speeds. IF, in 90% STOP and GO conditions with lots of accelerating/decelerating & idling in between ...then **change the oil at HALF the recommended interval ~3000 mi.** Oil is much cheaper than an engine replacment/rebuild. I normally get ~250K-300K mi. from my 3.7L's. ... but, I 'was' an automotive-mechanical Engr. etc.; and, 'try' to do 'perfection' maintenance on my '02 Libby. '

I love mine of course it was free to 03 with 111,000 miles just to use it as a daily driver better than using. My other SUVs only take premium nice change putting regular in. I'm having fun I don't care about it it's just been a fun vehicle to commute to Manhattan

I love how simplistic you make the information and video, especially for someone whom is not mechanically inclined… TY!

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The headlights are easy to change - I changed both in just a few minutes. The back struts take about 30 seconds to change and cost about $30. My front ones are still good, but they are probably just as cheap and easy to replace. I can't believe you haven't done that. My 2004 has 40,000 miles on it. You need to wash down the dirt from your engine. All I do is hose it off, and it looks new. You forgot to say it is fun to drive!

I this is an old video but. I have a 2007. On my second oil change I went in from the top by removing the serpentine belt easiest way I found to remove filter.

I feel stupid was fighting mine for 20 mins. In the rain...time to go back out there

How do you know when this is fully charged? Thanks

I am thinking of buying one but i live in dubai when temperature gos to 50 degree in thr summer.. would it overheat in that weather?

Maybe if u push the front seat up some u will have room. I have a 02 plenty if room. And Im 5'11😅

I really miss my 2005 jeep liberty 😢😢 That care was the most loyal thing in my life😢😢

Great job on the video mate

Need lot of editing.

Need to move the camera young man.

We bought my wife a 2002 Liberty Limited 4x2 copper with bone leather, loaded without a sunroof/ My wife loved it, the 3.7 dropped 5 valves at 15 mph in a parking lot at 60k miles. Apparently the Mercedes built aluminum engine has stainless steel valve seats pressed into an aluminum head. The valve seats are NOT staked or even glued in. We also had to replace the transmission wiring harness at 60K. I also replaced all 4 window regulators, not using them doesn't avoid failure. We also had to replace all the speakers in the upgraded factory stereo, these speakers also require an amplifier required for each speaker. I also rreplace the two upstream O2 sensors. The Jeep had a real battery habit, every two years. I couldn't wait to get rid of it! I'll NEVER buy another Jeep product!

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To give details of these cars to everybody. Past about 200-250k, you're going to start to not enjoy life. When I say that it has nothing to do with the many front end parts it will need, or the many window actuators it will need, or the many sensors it will need, It will be because it will be time to replace the transmission, complicated vacuum and electrical problems will need diagnosed, and there will be a serious problem with the engine, specifically the valves. All in all, small gas consuming piece of garbage that will reward you in never getting stuck, and all in all an SUV that rivals most small trucks in rigidity, but will leave you like every single owner of these I've ever known past 200k, putting a sign on it in a yard.

😆 The 1970's called! They want the charging cord back!

These are great...cheap...just as other post says. any Asian store has these canisters cheep...also Wal mart ..cant beat this...several.manufactures make these...

Do circular vents do anything, I don't own it, but the owner is who bought it new, it's a little SUV that blows thru snow, without the 4x4, but the circular vent don't blow air, can someone enlighten me.

is there any rust problems?

Thanks man! Thought it was about time I learned, didn’t realize how simple it was but it’s a life saver nonetheless!

My neighbors daughter has same jeep and the both mom and daughter 🙄 hopefully they know someone that can help them when ever they need service because the jeep need a tire and it's been just setting up hopefully that doesn't cause problems thanks for sharing

Thanks! 19" is the size of blade btw everyone. Great video

are the any issues with the motor? tranny? all of that is just minor stuff

So the oil filter comes out from the top without much effort.

Have an 05 3.7. And same issues as yourself minus the master cylinder issue. Spark plugs are hard to change i done mine with little change in MPGs is still sucks gas. Mines parked now with gas so high and I drive my little Ford Escort

I have just purchased this 2004 Jeep Liberty I have exact same issues my latch window is biggest complaint my lift rods on back window are fine so far lol cross fingers but I also have been in auto motive business for 17 yrs and yes I’m a female lol been in and out of shop I’ve learned more about stuff like motor work tranny work and al cosmetics starting from 1997 thru 2018 and I live for automotive work etc the thrill I get from figuring out what the issue is to fixing it my boss used to call me his part chaser Lol he rebuilt Porsche 911’s to 1936 ford coupes and I loved my job but yes you are on point and accurate

Where did all of the cars go to? I was in the Yellow Superbird when it sold at auction :(

Have owned a 3.7 Jeep Cherokee (uk name for the Liberty), since new in 2005. Done 100,000 miles and very happy with vehicle. No major issues. Can get 25 mpg on a long run and about 15 round town. Nice SUV.

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What about its charging capability is it a good quality charger?

I bought 2 For Mi Room and The Front Because I Don't have a Outage But in Texas there was Like a outage for 6 days No Light Phone low Battery :/

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If you're at all close to any Asian grocers, look there for the butane canisters. They can be ridiculously cheap.

Bought 12 of these.....work great

I love this stove! Got it for the rolling greenouts in CA! It's also a great lightweight addition to car/tent camping!