Jeep Liberty CRD Engine Disassembly - Part 1 - Sasquatchparts.com

[@2StallGarage]

I’ve watched this a few times and will be doing the job soon. Thank you. 👍

[@2StallGarage]

This is a great video. Thank you for this BIG assist. I'll be doing this job very soon. -2SG

[@DomVito87]

I love my crd. Glad for the content.

[@paultube11000]

Very educational, great video

[@mauriciomartinez7408]

Could you help me with the torque of the head bolts?

[@Scott.McEachern]

I can no longer find your EGR removal videos with the downloading of the computer file. Are they still available?

[@Josh-bj1hw]

good work mate :)

[@shoestringfarm]

Hi, i need to find the engine number on my 2.8 crd, where is it located please?

[@jarchie84]

Thank you brother!

[@a.l.l.firewood8883]

I just got my egr removed on mine. I haven’t programmed it yet so the cel is on, I was wondering if you think that is hurting my fuel mileage or anything else?

[@GitItGarage]

I don't think it will hurt fuel economy as long its only on for the egr. I would tune it out or keep a close eye on the code to make sure there is no other codes stored. When the CEL is on all the time can't tell if a new code pops up. hope this helps!

[@a.l.l.firewood8883]

@@GitItGarage yeah that’s true, I just got the Jeep so what can I expect for fuel mileage? I see that Malone makes a tune for them do you know if they are any good? I used them for my Jetta and it works great. The tune for the liberty is a lot more money for some reason.

[@GitItGarage]

As far as mpg I guess the average is around 21 for most people. I always recommend the same person for tunes for the Jeep and that would be Marco Giacomelli (yeti) you can reach him via Facebook, he does great work. Hope this helps!

[@unsettled7608]

why not wait until engine is out before removing pulleys and timing chain cover and other misc