2.4?

[sideshowant]

no doubt i can't wait. hey what does that type 43 thing in the speedometer mean?

 

[cowdogg]

is their anything good about my new ride?

You've got 4:10 gears....stock!

Lots of people would like to have those.

PM me, if you total it. \/

Another good thing is you don't have the roofrails. Or do you? (Aeh)

 

[sideshowant]

yeah i have the roof racks. i don't mind though cause i can mount my snowboard when i go ride. so whats the deal with these gears? why are they so good?

 

[tulsa]

Look for the owners manual behind the dash grab bar if you haven't already. The 2005 2.4 with 6 speed gets better fuel economy than any other 4x4 Liberty. If it hat ESP I would consider getting one for my daughter.
Lewis

 

[sideshowant]

ESP?

 

[Marlon_JB2]

ESP?

Electronic Stability Program
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_Stability_Program

 

[sideshowant]

cool, thanks for the link.

 

[Marty]

yeah but ya gotta wonder if towing a motorcyle is much different than having three passengers and a load of gear?

 

[roadrunner]

My son has the 2.4. He likes it fine -- has had no problems. I've driven it also and like the way it runs and handles. Only difference -- not quite as fast or throaty sounding. I would have no issues with having one.

You are rated to tow 2000#. Your gas mileage is (according to the EPA) 2MPG better than if you were driving the 3.6L, 6-speed.

Those engines are used in other DC products so you should have no problem if you need parts. The only major difference is that you will have a timing belt replacement -- check your manual when you get it.

I'm sure you'll enjoy it!

 

[sideshowant]

thanks for the info guys. more than likely i'm not going to be towing my motorcycle. i haven't yet. i don't even own a trailer. i was just wondering in case i ever needed to. but that's a good point with having the liberty full of gear and people if that would be any different from towing a motorcycle. i play drums in a band, and even though i haven't had any gigs since i purchased the liberty you can bet that all of my drums including hardware will be in the back along with a passenger or two. i'm sure it's going to handle great even with a few hundred pounds if weight in it.

 

[sideshowant]

thanks for the info guys. more than likely i'm not going to be towing my motorcycle. i haven't yet. i don't even own a trailer. i was just wondering in case i ever needed to. but that's a good point with having the liberty full of gear and people if that would be any different from towing a motorcycle. i play drums in a band, and even though i haven't had any gigs since i purchased the liberty you can bet that all of my drums including hardware will be in the back along with a passenger or two. i'm sure it's going to handle great even with a few hundred pounds if weight in it.