Jeep Liberty

Yeah, but it's a bugger, you'll need a special puller so you don't damage the compressor, and getting the new one back on is tough.

It's why most people just replace the compressor.

yes...go to jeep.com and then on the right hand side of the page there will be link that says "for owners"....once you go there you should be able to click on "owners/service manuals" located in the middle of the page.

To remove the factory radio you need a Phillips head screw driver. You will first remove the screw from the cigar lighter area behind the gear shifter. This is the only screw on the panel that you need to remove right now. Next step you will do is either pry off the panel or pull from where you screwed out and pop off panel. Be carefull not to pull or yank too hard because of all of the wiring to the cigar lighter and your a/c unit. After you have removed the panel you will notice that there is only four screws holding in your factory stereo. Unscrew all four and you will be able to pull it out and remove the wiring in the rear. Thanks..

On a gas engine the fuel filter is part of the pump module in the fuel tank.

Your windshield washer fluid reservoir is low.

The EGR on a 3.7l is on the top, driver side, rear of the engine. It is behind the intake manifold.

Hey, I hope i can save you the frustration I had. On the 2005 it is pin two tan/white.

Before beginning, take note of whether you need a replacement bulb also. If you broke the turn signal assembly, there's a good chance you'll need a new bulb.

0.) Locate a suitable replacement assembly at a local dealer, salvage yard, or online parts retailer. Pay no more than $50. Don't forget to specify "driver or passenger" side, as this unit is not symmetrical.

1.) Disconnect the negative terminal from your battery using a 10mm socket/wrench.

1.5) Stop telling yourself that it's okay to skip step #1 and disconnect the battery already.

2.) Use T15 Torx head screwdriver to remove the only retaining screw from the unit. This screw is located on the front of the lens near the grille.

3.) Pull unit free from grill/fender. Grasp plastic assembly firmly in one hand. Grasp black bulb socket in the other hand. Rotate the bulb socket 30 degrees counterclockwise to separate the two pieces.

4.) Replace bulb if necessary.

5.) Clean any skin oils from the bulb with rubbing alcohol. Ignoring this warning will shorten the life of the bulb. Do this whether you replaced the bulb or not!

4.) Place bulb socket into replacement unit, rotating 30 degrees clockwise to secure

5.) Fit unit into grill and fender flare. Replace T15 Torx screw.

6.) Reconnect negative battery terminal.

7.) Turn your key one notch to "run" and turn on the turn signal to verify that it works.

Go to any Auto Parts store and ask for a filter. They will give you the correct size. Or look in your owner's manual if you have one.

A Fram is PH8316

you call someone

no they do not

I have the same problem with my 06 Liberty. I think it has something to do with the trailer towing package as the problem did not occur until I noticed the lights stop working completely on my trailer.

you do not need the extra 7 pin if your not running electri brakes

There is not a switch per say, there is a relay on the passenger side by the battery.

The starter on a Jeep Liberty for most years is on the driver's side of the vehicle. It is about half-way down, adjacent to the driver's side wheel well.

3000-7500 miles depending on driving conditions.

its a self adjusting brake. put parking brake where you want it and put in reverse back up to adjust.

Go buy the Chilton or Google

go online at Jeep.com

Its not possible due to the design. You have to buy a whole back glass. The same thing happened to me right after I got one

The passenger airbag weight system needs to be recalibrated.

Cabin air filter SHOULD be replaced every 12,000 miles or so.

The Cabin Air Filter is located behind the glove box:

1. Open glove box

2. Push inward on the sides of the glove box bin and swing the glove box door downward

3. Release the glove box hinges by sliding the glove box to the RIGHT, then remove the glove box

4. Release the two tabs retaining the cabin air filter cover to the A/C-heater housing, then remove the cover.

5. Remove the cabin air filter element from the A/C-heater housing

6. Install the cain air filter element

7. Repeat items 1-3 in REVERSE order to remount the glove box

NOTE: YOU SHOULD NOT run your recirculate air continuously. To do so can and will result in mold eventually forming and the particles blowing back into the vehicle.

It'll probably have to be welded in.