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| Jeep Liberty Discussion of Jeep Liberty CRD Diesels |
I found mine on autotrader using advance search for liberty with diesel for fuel type, there are a few out there, carmax has some also. You should be able to find a nice clean low mileage one for under $15k... JOIN NOW TO REMOVE TRACER
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I found mine on autotrader using advance search for liberty with diesel for fuel type, there are a few out there, carmax has some also. You should be able to find a nice clean low mileage one for under $15k
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I said that as soon as a domestic automaker produced a diesel that was geared toward MPG not just for towing I would buy one. Then I did. By far the most versatile vehicle I have ever owned. 20+ MPG, great off-road ability and I also tow my 19' fiberglass walleye boat.
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Have a 05 and love it. But have had EGR issues, which was covered under the extended warranty. The dealer that I bought it from, Jeep pulled there dealership, and the Jeep dealers that I talked to was clueless when it came to the CRD. I did fine a mom and pop dealership which is 50 miles away from where i live but they do all my work on Lil" D ". Seems like the bigger dealerships are not geared to customers but money. Have done some mods and in the process of installing a programmer. I'm talking to 2 companies. But am swaying to 1, they can detune the EGR and other mods ,as needed, not cheap but you can return the EMC to stock if needed. Not pulling the ECM and sending it to them to reprogram. Getting 25 to 30 mpg. Will post after mod is done
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