What did you do to your jeep today?
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WELDED THE CHASSIS ??
N/S TRACK ROD END ? Didn't know we had a track rod on a KJ , as much as I have been under a bunch of them..................
O/S LOWER BALL JOINT ??
uss2defiant
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Changed the oil for the last time...
...before I roll over 100,000 miles.
Currently at 99,429.
free plate frame!
profdlp
Fired
^ I had forgotten about that. Might have to see if they are still passing them out. 
Translation? Yes I believe he lifted the bonnet, then crawled under to do some sort of chassis welding. Also replaced the tie rod end, outside lower ball joint, & wheel bearing.
Once completed, the tools were placed back into the boot.
Outside lower ball jointTranslation? Yes I believe he lifted the bonnet, then crawled under to do some sort of chassis welding. Also replaced the tie rod end, outside lower ball joint, & wheel bearing.
Once completed, the tools were placed back into the boot.
Well its not Swahili, I know it so must be some other language LOL
Do they do 100,000 mile ones, I have a couple of 200,000 mile ones^ I had forgotten about that. Might have to see if they are still passing them out.
or wait maybe I did get a 100,000 mile one several years ago
If so need to more
Check it out and let us know
My Dad used to say ( if he didn't understand someones language ) that it must be Swahili
Never in my wildest dreams did I think I would be married to a native Swahili speaker , let alone Professor who teaches it
Funny world
Never in my wildest dreams did I think I would be married to a native Swahili speaker , let alone Professor who teaches it
Funny world
TorrentIV
A Leaf on the Wind
That's a thing?
Slugger103
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I just sent an inquiry to Jeep & Chrysler customer assistance to see if this is still happening. We'll see. Never hurts to ask!
Slugger103
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Got an answer back from Jeep:
Thank you for contacting Jeep Customer Care.
We are delighted to learn of the satisfaction you have obtained from owning your 2004 Jeep Liberty.
While we continue to enjoy a reputation for Excellence in Engineering, we are sure that all of the extra care you have given your Jeep has greatly contributed to its long life. An odometer reading of 200,000 miles is a good indication that our vehicles are built to last if they are maintained properly.
We must regrettably advise that the High Mileage Vehicle Owner Program was discontinued on September 12, 2017 and I am unable to fulfill your request.
Thank you again for your email Jeff. At this time we will be closing this case. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you need any further assistance by calling us at 1-877-426-5337.
Best wishes,
Belinda
Jeep Customer Care
Thank you for contacting Jeep Customer Care.
We are delighted to learn of the satisfaction you have obtained from owning your 2004 Jeep Liberty.
While we continue to enjoy a reputation for Excellence in Engineering, we are sure that all of the extra care you have given your Jeep has greatly contributed to its long life. An odometer reading of 200,000 miles is a good indication that our vehicles are built to last if they are maintained properly.
We must regrettably advise that the High Mileage Vehicle Owner Program was discontinued on September 12, 2017 and I am unable to fulfill your request.
Thank you again for your email Jeff. At this time we will be closing this case. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you need any further assistance by calling us at 1-877-426-5337.
Best wishes,
Belinda
Jeep Customer Care
kmitch
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Ordered parts: front tow hooks, tint for front windows, sway bar bushings, oil pressure switch, MOPAR brand gas cap
Jo6pak
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My Dad used to say ( if he didn't understand someones language ) that it must be Swahili
Never in my wildest dreams did I think I would be married to a native Swahili speaker , let alone Professor who teaches it
Funny world
My father used to sat that also.
He would also swear from time to time in Korean. (he fought in the Korean War)
A few years after dad died, My brother, Mike, met and married a Korean and now lives over their and teaches English in a Business school.
Same kind of weird coincidence.
Darn I guess all of mine are now going to be collectors items
MOPAR oil pressure switch as well we hope ???
uss2defiant
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booooooo.......
i was almost at 200k.
I checked fluids and aired up the tires.
i was almost at 200k.
I checked fluids and aired up the tires.
Sunny day & good fall day for cleaning & maintenance.
Removed the plastic cowl to clean the air intake.
A little red wheel bearing grease helps on wiper arm pivot areas.
Removed the plastic cowl to clean the air intake.
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A little red wheel bearing grease helps on wiper arm pivot areas.
Slugger103
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Finished re-installing the carpet & giving it yet another good vacuuming. Installed the trim all around, reinstalled the center console after cleaning it, installed the driver's seat & torqued the 3 bolts/1 nut, reattached the driver's seat belt anchor bolt to the seat & torqued it, replaced the gas struts holding the back glass open, put the rear bench seat in (but did not bolt it yet).
^interesting video. Packed snow adds to traction.
What also is really needed for winter tire testing is with hard packed ice below and snow, & then just ice, where studs are very helpful.
If it's really deep snow, better have some chains handy.
What also is really needed for winter tire testing is with hard packed ice below and snow, & then just ice, where studs are very helpful.
If it's really deep snow, better have some chains handy.
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