Jeep Liberty CRD engine
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From: Tomball, Texas
Originally Posted by t-7 firefighter
I don’t know… Ferrari, Ducati, Lamborghini, could tempt me pretty easily.
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For what it is worth here is an article that Off-Road Adventures did on this Jeep
http://www.oramagazine.com/pastIssue...5-liberty.html
http://www.oramagazine.com/pastIssue...5-liberty.html
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From: Concord, NH
Close friend just bought the gasser version. 1st big rain the passenger floorboard was saturated with water. I think a poorly installed door gasket is to blame.
Originally Posted by LibertyCRD
It's made by VM Motori, which is a Detriot Diesel/DaimlerChrysler company. So it should be an excellent diesel engine.
Mine gets 20 mpg towing at max capacity (5,000 lbs.) and about 26 on the highway empty. Not bad for a nearly 2.5 ton 4x4.
It makes right at 300 lb./ft. from the factory, and some big companies like TST and Bullydog are making tuners for it. Rumors are over 400 lb/ft...which is WAY more power per liter than the Cummins guys are getting with light mods.
I really like mine so far. The only problem is the emissions equipment that the government apparently is making Jeep stick on it. That cat. converter stinks, and the check engine light is always coming on because of emissions components getting a bad signal from crappy diesel fuel or whatever...
Mine gets 20 mpg towing at max capacity (5,000 lbs.) and about 26 on the highway empty. Not bad for a nearly 2.5 ton 4x4.
It makes right at 300 lb./ft. from the factory, and some big companies like TST and Bullydog are making tuners for it. Rumors are over 400 lb/ft...which is WAY more power per liter than the Cummins guys are getting with light mods.
I really like mine so far. The only problem is the emissions equipment that the government apparently is making Jeep stick on it. That cat. converter stinks, and the check engine light is always coming on because of emissions components getting a bad signal from crappy diesel fuel or whatever...
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From: fredericksburg, virginia
Originally Posted by t-7 firefighter
When a vehicle depreciates over 65% of it’s value in the FIRST YEAR then something is wrong I don’t care what you say.
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