Jeep Liberty

IF 4wd, yes. Transmission in park and t-case in neutral

IF 4wd, yes. Transmission in park and t-case in neutral

It has a timing chain that should last the life of the engine.

You can purchase a replacement Jeep Liberty tire cover online from stores such as JCWhitney. Alternatively, you can purchase these covers from retailers such as Amazon.

Try disconnecting the battery for about 10 minutes or have vehicle scanned to determine problem and have codes cleared

It's in the #3 slot and the rear is in the #16 slot.

The jack is located under the back seat on the passenger side. Grab a flashlight and you should be good to go...getting it back in the same position is much trickier! Also, be sure to read your manual as the location you place this jack in slightly different than most Jeeps due to the frame of the vehicle. Good luck!

$80-$100 per shock

loose bolt possibly, take your jeep to your local mechanic to get it checked out!

It can also be dirt in the rear spring. If the jeep has been on a lift and dirt gets in between the leaf springs it can make a popping noise when going around corners. But be safe and check the bolts too.

Look on the white sticker under the hood where the engine size is. It should be there. IF not, would need to know the engine size. Added: for my 2003 3.7 V6 the sticker says .040"

It is not low ash. It says lo wash. You windshield washer fluid reservoir is low.

The simplest thing is to check and make sure the gate is closed.

if the key has a grey head.. the vehicle is equiped with the imobilizer security key... you might be able to get the key from a locksmth and have the key cut,,,But you will have to still program that key to the vehicle's security system.. to do so you YOU WILL NEED 2 WORK'N KEYS THAT WORK IN THE VEHICLE.. to program you start with the first work'n key and start the vehicle wait til the security light turns off then repeat with the second work'n key, then take the new key and do the same thing.... you have limited time to do this.. so as soon as you take one out make you you have the next key in with in 5-10 secs... your owners manual should also have programing in i.

IT could be one of three things. 1- bad motor, 2-bad resistor, or 3- bad relay.

on the side panel under the steerin column...

Pass side behind air filter housing

Approx 2.7 gals left. mileage depends upon driving factors

The thermostat is probably stuck in the open position.

Kinda sounds like you have a bad ignition switch.

There are two screws holding the light casing in place. On the passenger side, these screws are forward facing and easy to spot after you open the back door. On the drivers side, the screws are on the inside of the panel and can be accessed once the door is open with a screw driver. The screws require star bits. Remove the two screws and then pull straight out - hard. The light casing is held in place with a couple of ball and socket joints. The first time you remove the casing, it is very difficult to pull the casing off. If you can get a second person to hit the side of the light casing with the palm of their hand or their fist while you pull on the light casing, that helps a lot. Once you pull off the casing, you will be able to see where the bulbs are located and can change them.

5 quarts

5 quarts

tHERES A RELAY BEHIND THE GLOVE BOX THAT BURNS OUT THAT MUST BE REPLACED.

Sell it to a sucker!

Press the panic button one more time and it will shut off.

Put the lever into the 4wd position.

top front of transfer case