100k Jeep Refresh!

This trusty steed has traveled 100k miles and now it's time for some service and upgrades! Today’s activities include replacing an oil pressure sensor, new oil and coolant, new filters, unicorn stickers, a fancy new radio, and new speakers that have nothing to do with your nose.
No fires were actually started. Probably...

[@joejohnson9993]

I have a 2012 Jeep Liberty I put about 20,000 miles on it would just changing the oil it felt like it might need some plugs here soon and the check engine light was on for an EVAP leak I put a few cans of seafoam in the gas tank and a little in with the oil no more check engine light and it drives like it did today I got it which is like brand new

[@ZeroToAwesome]

Ye old seafoam trick!

[@jarhead6153]

Good vid...the unicorns were a bonus.

[@ZeroToAwesome]

Thanks! I’m still finding them...

[@tylerhair9067]

Should have changed the plugs while you had the intake off.

[@ZeroToAwesome]

I’m mostly certain that happened, but honestly can’t remember. Good news is the intake came off again pretty recently for a different repair.

[@Digitalfakt]

Not extremely informative however, 10/10 entertainment and you guys had me dying at times.

[@ZeroToAwesome]

Thanks!!

[@benitocamela839]

It came out of nowhere 😂😂

[@mikimiki195]

Why did you replace oil pressure sensor ??

[@ZeroToAwesome]

Check engine light said it was broken. P0520 code.

[@mikimiki195]

@@ZeroToAwesome I see thanks

[@chadpontow]

Mmm, Garretts Chicago Mix!

[@ZeroToAwesome]

On paper it sounds weird, but in practice it works so well.

[@eriksdapoo]

Where can I find the radio setup

[@ZeroToAwesome]

It is this one. www.amazon.com/MCWAUTO-Compatible-Challenger-Navigation-Bluetooth/dp/B07JFY3TVS if the link doesn’t work just google “Jeep android MCWAUTO” and it should be one of the top hits. The quality isn’t great, and I have some concerns about how long it will last. If I wasn’t concerned about maintaining the OEM look I would have gone with a known brand.