How to Replace Alternator 2005-2007 Jeep Liberty

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This video shows you how to install a new alternator engineered specifically for your 2002-2007 Jeep Liberty. The alternator in your vehicle powers the battery and electrical system while the engine is running. If your alternator is failing, you may wind up with a constantly draining battery.
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[@PhenixBriggs]

I am curious, the video doesnt show the clutch pulley, is that an original 2005 Liberty 3.7 Denso alternator? its hard to find a replacement alternator with an original INA F-236151 pulley, the OAD pulley makes sense but we didnt have any of that growing up, does it really make that much of a difference if you just put a solid pulley alternator on? I see you don't have a clutch pulley does it matter? And can any alternator shaft accept a pulley if I can find one or are shafts on alternators with pulleys different.

[@thesetruths1404]

Bought my daughter a 2007 liberty with 63,000 miles. Owned by an elderly man since new. It has been a really annoying headache. I'll never buy another post-2000 Jeep ever again.

[@PhenixBriggs]

It is not a direct replacment without the clutch pulley which came with the Jeep Liberty originally. The clutch pulley can be identified with a black cap on the end and does not function the same as whats being sold everywhere as an original OE part.

[@38bass]

I managed to complete this task with ease with the help of this video. Thanks!! 😊

[@brandonbomar1765]

Thank you! I used this video to replace mine. It was as easy as the video showed. I don't like messing with stuff unless I know what I'm getting into / what I'm doing. This helped a lot! The hardest part was finding the one single 15mm socket we had. My dad said 9/16 would be close... it was not close enough. Using a regular 15mm wrench to take the tension off enough to get the belt off and on was fun...

[@beangirl6ft]

Thank you for an excellent video. Very detailed and thorough giving tool sizes and everything. Make it look easy.

[@kevinhouston3813]

Fantastic video. Thank you!

[@hugogordillo9250]

Thank you TRQ , you are awesome

[@timhill1829]

What if plug is different

[@muzica9555]

Please put Romanian subtitles.

[@DacZev]

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