Jeep Liberty CRD 2.8L Starter Replacement
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- Опубликовано: 8 янв 2025
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We work on ANYTHING with an ENGINE using mostly BUDGET TOOLS.
What are we working on?
Jeep Liberty 2.8L starter replacement.
What are we using to complete the work?
Simple hand tools!
Do we have any concerns about today's work?
We hope this warrantied starter last longer than the last one.
Why did we decide to do this?
The Jeep almost left us stranded because of the bad starter. I had to hit it with a hammer to get it spinning over again.
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Jeep struts & springs in the front.
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Nice video. Btw the dot that goes on and turns off on the bottom of the dash is the immobilizer signal. Goes out when key is accepted.
The glow plug light only comes on in really cold temps and usually briefly
Oh man, never knew. Understood & appreciated. Thank you.
I had a 63 Chevy pickup with a 283 I changed so many starting I could do it in about 10 minutes start to finish miss that old truck have a blessed weekend
Nice when you can do it well and in good time. Have a good weekend my friend. ✝️🙏☀️
Thanks for the informative and wholesome video. Big love and respect.
Thank you, Sam. 🔧
Really helpful information, thanks a ton!
thanks for the video , very helpfull, but with my fat hand I could not get to that third hidden bolt, I think I will hit it from above with long ratchet extension and see how it goes
That third bolt is tough. Hope you can get it soon.
Looks like a pretty straightforward job. Wish they were always that easy. On that one wire that just slides on id suggest some of that dialectic grease on it. Every one iv ever had like that corrodes over time n doest allow for good contact n itll work that starter harder n eventually burn it or the cylinoid out. After the last 2 weeks on and off in the junkyard i need clean n organize my tools again. Gotta get my toolbox on your level
Good call with the grease. I’ll plan to do that when I’m doing transmission maintenance soon. It’s not corroded at the moment because if the past valve cover gasket leaks. 😁
It’s hard for me to stay organized. I am trying to improve.
@@2StallGarage lol same way with the Honda valve cover leaked b4 I got it so that helped
@@2StallGarage your shop looks a lot better then mine. I need get out there n get it organized finally
It all takes time. If you seen a full shot of the other side of my garage, you'd see it's a mess.
good call on the hammer. i would have had to call you out on that if you hadn't done that. Preach on!
Menards comes through in the clutch!
Awesome that you have the BASRANCH username!
@2StallGarage next time, try the side of your cell phone.
@@BASRANCH lol. Julie just got me a new one. I don’t think she’d be good with that.
@2StallGarage oh them wives! maybe you could just return the hammer and keep the old stater under the seat, and if you have a problem, wack it with the old starter. I have ideas for days.
I think my 06 Liberty CRD starter just went Kaput today. 93k on the original starter isn't bad. Thanks for makng this video.
93k original miles. Very nice.
Could never get one to last finally had to shim it
Was that somewhat common on those?
@@2StallGarage yes
Coming from the Toyota Land Cruiser world, is there any chance that it could be rebuilt? It's the solenoid contacts that wear out not the entire starter. I've done several contacts replacement on my (older) Cruisers. The newer ones are a complete nightmare. Great way of explaining how & what you are doing.
Absolutely. If it were me, I would find a Toyota Land Cruiser group on Facebook and ask what the best route for rebuilding one of these is... (Someone who uses OEM quality parts) for rebuilding. They may even have a great tutorial for you to do yourself if you've done the older starters. Hope this helps at least a little.
My starter was still working but the bearing sounded like it was on its way out! That 3rd bolt was a pita too loose to ratchet and couldn’t turn with my fingers, had to wrench it1/4 way out before I could turn with my fingers
Nice work. That third bolt is tough.
I had a 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee with 3 liter diesel. Wanted to remove EGR but would not be able to sell it. EPA come after me
That stinks. Don’t see many of the 3.0 diesels around. I’ve seen just 1 in person.
Morning!!
Good morning!
I had to trade in that 2016 WK2 Jeep. Factory recall for crank sensor failure. It’s at back of crank shaft. 🤬 Also recall on EGR cooler. Coolant could enter intake and cause engine fire🤬. My wife and I are retired and live in SE Texas. Couldn’t image crank sensor failure on freeway when it’s over 100 degrees
Yes, that wouldn’t be cool, no pun intended. I heard they were somewhat problematic engines. The 2.8 in this one isn’t a favorite of local mechanics, but it’s enjoyable to the owners who know the ins and outs of it.
Happy Friday to you guys.
Sounds like a diesel