20 Most Recent 2003 Jeep Liberty - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Use the manual as reference..do you have it..or if the bussed electrical center module of your car has a top cover, normally fuse assignment are there to see..

Bring it to the shop for safety reason...dont do it yourself if you have no complete tools and set-up..

This is an evap code for a leak in the system. Quick check would be the gas cap.make sure it's a tight fit and s slso ck for any nicks on the filler opening, where you put the gas pump into fill gas, sometimes s small dent, scratch, nick won't allow cap to seal and cause vacuum leak when e.c.u tries to do it's test.if at any time you have a gas smell, this would be an indication of a evaporation leak fuel leak and cause this code.the only proper way to find an evap leak wo

maybe it needs a new battery

the FSM show this. and maybe , alldata.com what makes you thing your cars harness is right for this. jeep.com see parts list. and look for free. http://www.factorychryslerparts.com/

Fuse or bulbs?

Did you check the fuse?

Refer to the Vehicle Emission Control Information label in the engine compartment.

Use the key and put it in the door, the old fashioned way :)

check to see if the wire connector is plugged in properly

Many vehicles come with a manual crank wrench.

Your best bet on this is to go to dealer. They can look up your key code number from your invoice.

Try this, found on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXjbyER_Ye0

which if 3 or 4 fans? my wild guess is the behind the rad fan? did you hot wire the fan first. sorry old post. im sure its fixed now.

what stops. the engine the CD./DVD the heater. what there are 3000 parts on the car, name one. please. what computer? name it , some jeeps have 10 or more computers on board.