Jeep Liberty 2008-2012 KK Mesh Mesh Grill Installation How-To by customcargrills.com

[@myrolas1822]

the only issue is when you cut off the inside of the grill piece closest to the left (facing) headlight it exposes the air intake hole alittle too much for my liking, im just worried water will get in alot easier than stock

[@patrickpaez]

Yeah I see that. However I think I might get some sheet metal, cut it to fit and make something to divert the air into the radiator. Looks like both sides could be done that way. Truthfully, unless you’re fording through deep water it shouldn’t be an issue. That intake snakes to the box, the filter, and across the top of the motor to the throttle body. It would be a lot of work for water to make it into your motor. I think you’d be pretty safe.

[@christianraams430]

Anyone else also find after getting their Jeep Cherokee KK Limited 2011 / Jeep Liberty there is no hood prop stand? Its like finding a needle in a haystack trying to get one. Surprisingly, not even brand new aftermarket

[@iron60bitch62]

Can you use just a standard wire and spray paint it whatever color you want

[@customcargrills]

I suppose, but I'm not sure how long the spray paint will last.

[@patrickpaez]

The powder coat would be tougher than the rattle can spray paint. Add to that, the kit offers the little retaining pieces.

[@joelmartinez968]

Wat size is the grill mesh for jepp liberty 2008

[@Sam26LE]

Excellent !

[@ghrohrs2020]

Would've been better had you chosen black mesh.

[@customcargrills]

We offer these in black. That specific customer from the video wanted silver, which is why we did it.

[@ThisIsSolution]

Too much . Just ziptie some wire mesh after removing grill and you are done about 8 bucks total