Maybe not, exploring this further, maybe the reason that the OP hated his Liberty was because................... she turned him down..............after he made advances :shrug:
I HATE the Liberty!
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Maybe not, exploring this further, maybe the reason that the OP hated his Liberty was because................... she turned him down..............after he made advances :shrug:
CalcityRenegade
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I think the problem OP has is someone called his KJ a "Girls Jeep" and now he is trying to justify hating it and going back to a Ford. You have to expect issues/bugs with a first production model vehicle. This is another reason I am not buying the new 2016 Titan XD Platinum! Well that and I can get a 2016 Silverado 2500HD High Country Duramax for the same price and outhaul it any given day!
turblediesel
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OP would be much happier with a CRD. Starter looks easy to reach.
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profdlp
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I just got out of the shower. I'm thinking about getting right back in. :uhoh2:
Kal-El
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Sometimes I wonder if there's something missing in my life...a person...a puppy.....bacon....
CalcityRenegade
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Man that is kind of freaky/ scary looking............
CzarKJ
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It puts the butter in the pan or else it gets the hose again....
Kal-El
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Looks like Jabba the Hut when Princess Leia showed up...
joeysjeep
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joeysjeep
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250,000 heifers and ewes disagree...:happy175:
profdlp
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Gives me nightmares just thinking about it. :death:
Winston Smith
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He's in NH, don't they salt the roads there in winter?
Without salt being washed off regularly it will rot in a bunch of places
Personally, I think he has a point about DCJ (Daimler-chrysler-Jeep) though.
My stepdaughters Jeep Liberty has warped both heads, real common problem with the V-6 and V-8 from what machinist told me. (he was doing almost brand new motors as well as older ones) Heads warped so bad they are now below minimum recommended thickness but machinist assures me they will work better than new. Just to be sure I cleaned out the exhaust manifolds with a die grinder and carbide burrs (real 'nasty' castings). Soon after engine got fixed the transmission 'went out to lunch' although front wheel drive enabled it to roll onto ramps so I could get underneath it. I think it's pretty unacceptable with only 85,000 miles on the clock
Criticising 'Jeep' is tantamount to treason, your un-american for telling the truth (actually I'm British)
Harley Davidson used the same strategy, they ended up cutting workforce and discounting bikes then pretty much had to cut production to much lower levels (about 1/2 of what they were manufacturing?)
I'm sure someone out there will correct any details I got wrong, but, all in all, the Liberty just takes liberty with owners
Without salt being washed off regularly it will rot in a bunch of places
Personally, I think he has a point about DCJ (Daimler-chrysler-Jeep) though.
My stepdaughters Jeep Liberty has warped both heads, real common problem with the V-6 and V-8 from what machinist told me. (he was doing almost brand new motors as well as older ones) Heads warped so bad they are now below minimum recommended thickness but machinist assures me they will work better than new. Just to be sure I cleaned out the exhaust manifolds with a die grinder and carbide burrs (real 'nasty' castings). Soon after engine got fixed the transmission 'went out to lunch' although front wheel drive enabled it to roll onto ramps so I could get underneath it. I think it's pretty unacceptable with only 85,000 miles on the clock
Criticising 'Jeep' is tantamount to treason, your un-american for telling the truth (actually I'm British)
Harley Davidson used the same strategy, they ended up cutting workforce and discounting bikes then pretty much had to cut production to much lower levels (about 1/2 of what they were manufacturing?)
I'm sure someone out there will correct any details I got wrong, but, all in all, the Liberty just takes liberty with owners
