Thanks for watching. I am not sure about the Liberty, have not had to work on one so far. I do know that the Commander and Cherokee are the same. I am confident in saying that if you feel comfortable doing the job that I showed on the Commander that you can get the Liberty done yourself. Save that money.
Hey Greg. Let me know if you ever had to replace your ac compressor. I have to replace mine but can't fi d any video on the internet with this content.
Thanks for watching. Fortunately I have not had any issues with the AC system in this truck. I wish you best of luck on yours. If you make a video changing yours, please send a link so I can watch.
Thank you for watching. There was a noise coming from the back when going over bumps. I used a jack to lift the Jeep up and down and could hear that same noise coming from the bushings when the rear suspension would move. First I lubed them up and the noise went away. A few days later the noise started again so I decided to replace the whole arms. At this time it has been a few months and I am happy to report that the noise is gone and has not returned.
On my 2006 Grand Cherokee Overland WK I am finding that the rear driver side lower control arm is also blocked by the gas tank. Not sure the gas tank can be lowered enough to remove the lower control arm bolt.
Second point seems on the WK since both the rear control arm upper and lower forward control arm bolt access is blocked (on my vehicle), seems another solution is to cut out theses bolts, and replace them with new or salvaged installing the nut inside next to the tank, rather than outboard as originally built.
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Loving the Commander vids. Keep'em coming!
Loving the Commander DIY videos! I have an 06 Hemi 4x4. And thanks for including the torque specs!
Thank you for showing me this gregg. I’m recovering from surgery and this helped me dearly. 🙏
Fantastic video! Great job!!
How similar are the 2012 jeep liberty to the commander. I have to replace upper and lower rear control arms.
Thanks for watching. I am not sure about the Liberty, have not had to work on one so far. I do know that the Commander and Cherokee are the same. I am confident in saying that if you feel comfortable doing the job that I showed on the Commander that you can get the Liberty done yourself. Save that money.
Hey Greg. Let me know if you ever had to replace your ac compressor. I have to replace mine but can't fi d any video on the internet with this content.
Thanks for watching. Fortunately I have not had any issues with the AC system in this truck. I wish you best of luck on yours. If you make a video changing yours, please send a link so I can watch.
How did you know that you needed to change them? How many miles are on the truck? Thanks for the video
Thank you for watching. There was a noise coming from the back when going over bumps. I used a jack to lift the Jeep up and down and could hear that same noise coming from the bushings when the rear suspension would move. First I lubed them up and the noise went away. A few days later the noise started again so I decided to replace the whole arms. At this time it has been a few months and I am happy to report that the noise is gone and has not returned.
Is it same process for 2005-2010 grand Cherokee wk ?!
Thank you for watching. Yes, I believe is the same for the Grand Cherokee. These are very similar vehicles underneath.
@@GreggFestothank you for your response and after checking yes it’s identical😊
On my 2006 Grand Cherokee Overland WK I am finding that the rear driver side lower control arm is also blocked by the gas tank. Not sure the gas tank can be lowered enough to remove the lower control arm bolt.
Second point seems on the WK since both the rear control arm upper and lower forward control arm bolt access is blocked (on my vehicle), seems another solution is to cut out theses bolts, and replace them with new or salvaged installing the nut inside next to the tank, rather than outboard as originally built.