How To Replace Coolant Reservoir 2002-07 Jeep Liberty

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Your vehicle is equipped with a tank containing extra coolant, and space for the coolant to overflow to when the system gets hot. A cracked or broken tank could slowly drain your vehicle of much needed fluid. A dirty tank could send debris into the system, clogging it. Watch to learn how to install a direct fit coolant reservoir or overflow tank from TRQ in your 2002-07 Jeep Liberty.
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This process should be similar on the following vehicles:
2002 Jeep Liberty
2003 Jeep Liberty
2004 Jeep Liberty
2005 Jeep Liberty
2006 Jeep Liberty
2007 Jeep Liberty
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[@hermitxIII]

Protip for someone who actually has a 2007 jeep liberty and can't find what they're looking for: The top hose for the "coolant overflow" is supposed to dangle, as in it doesn't attach to anything. Literally none of these videos mention that.

[@thomasalphabeta345]

Good video. No extra filler.

[@theadviser123]

It would be nice to know the names of the hoses you're removing. Or their function. If it's the Overflow tube or the hose that carries the coolant back to the radiator. Or if they're the same. Thank you!

[@DocHoliday-to6kp]

The service manual says to burp the system of air with the hex relief nut next to the alternator and above the power steering reservoir.. Other KZbin videos cover it. It's very easy to do. Also if you replace your thermostat at the same time there is an up/down orientation to it (thermostat vent goes on top) which can cause over heating if installed upside down. Just a heads up.

[@poisonjam108]

So you don't need to burp it when adding the fluid? It'll do it itself?

[@lainecaroselli1850]

What is the lower hose called? Mine is leaking. Already have a new Resevoir didn't come with bottom hose? Is it a certain sz hose? Thx

[@Edgar4T007]

Excelente video 👌

[@rouaanjewaskiewitz8331]

I want to know,if you might know,there is another tank like that,for a diesel engine,it has a extra pipe on the side,where does one connect that to?

[@alexislaisney3404]

These ads make me want to fly a kit(k)e

[@David-pg4kt]

What size is that hose under coolant and how do I replace it

[@vmos816]

It always comes with the coolant tank

[@paigedoyle1507]

@@vmos816 but it doesn't. do you know the name of the hose that's on the bottom of the coolant tank?