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5W20 Oil In 3.7Liter
Not thinner, just that it has uniform molecules that makes it better. API certifications specify the requirements on a viscocity. If it was thinner it would have a 0w30 rating. Once you study the testing data, synthetics are the preferred way to go. The only ones I would consider are the...- cowpie1
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Is the liberty really rugged?
Is the Liberty a true 4 wheeler or just a large car.... let's see. I have used mine to round up cattle on our farm in mud I wouldn't want to have to walk in. I have used it to pull my semi tractor up my drive because the truck couldn't get traction on the snow/ice. I have used it to...- cowpie1
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Seat Covers
Ordered and put in seat covers from these guys: www.wetokole.com They made them to fit the Liberty pretty good. No sags. They fit like a glove and were a little difficult to put on. They really improved the looks and the comfort. My dealer was really impressed with them as well as...- cowpie1
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O/D on or off???
I live in the country on gravel roads. I usually will lock out the OD until I make it to the highway. Same for running around in town. I lock out the OD. Searching for gears and constant shifting is not a good thing for any auto tranny. Maybe not necessary, but I guess it's the semi...- cowpie1
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DIeselfilter change
There are many factors to determining best schedule for diesel fuel filter change. Ok.... I am going to throw this in the mix to let you chew on it and then you will know how often to change. I will usually change the fuel filter when the weather turns cold. Any parafin build up or...- cowpie1
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Biodiesel on a 2.8 crd KJ
The only problem with making your own is quality. You have to be very meticulous about the process. Not filtering properly or getting out all the glycerin that is generated in the process will cause problems. There are quite a few companies that offer "kits" or components for the do it...- cowpie1
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Selec-Trac
We live on a gravel road and use the Part time quite frequently and the Full time often on our farm and I have never noticed much noise difference. I would question any noise other than a slight increase in drivetrain noise.- cowpie1
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Hello from Newbie
Welcome aboard, Mark! I drive for a living and therefore I hate to drive when off work, but my CRD Libby is a blast to drive! I haven't felt that way about a vehicle in a long time. It will go anywhere on our farm, it has the power to pull a number of different trailers we have, and it is...- cowpie1
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Rear Diff - Draining Plug?
For those that are not getting a new diff cover, you might want to try a lubelocker gasket for the rear diff. I got one and they are great! It is listed on their site as a Chrysler 8.25. No RTV required and makes for easy fluid changes. Forget the RTV!!!!! Even if you were to get a new...- cowpie1
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