How do you attach the hood support rod for Jeep Liberty?

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The hood shocks for a 2002 Jeep Liberty with a 3.7L engine typically have a pressure rating of around 30-35 pounds per square inch (psi). However, it's important to note that the exact pressure specification may vary depending on the specific model, aftermarket parts, or any modifications made to the vehicle.

under the hood
the operators guide show that. lost that? (hint, glove box loc)
aka, the TIPM, box. open lid, (under hood) and see it.?
if really curious or big time DIY person.
the FSM shows ALL.
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2008 Jeep Liberty Belt Anon, Schematic belt.Check the attached links,instruction and guides, Good luck
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Disconnect neg batt cable, drain cooling system, loosen lug nuts passenger side, jack up Jeep and use jack stands, remove flap inside wheel well, remove lower radiator hose at engine, remove thermostat cover and take out thermostat and replace.

Try spraying the latch mechanism with WD40 or other good solvent and working it manually by hand till it frees up. Likely it's rusted and binding. Right now, it's probably stuck in the open position.

You need to replace the shocks attached to the hood they look like little tubes they can be purchased at your local parts house

1 cable partio.2 limiter that prevents the lining of the cable from moving this one him divided and if this lining moves itself the cable it does not drive the mechanism that the hood liberates

First you will need to get a hood prop bushing from pobably your Ford dealer or you can get one from a salvage yard. You may also need a hood rod attchment. In order to attach your hood rod on. In order to allow your hood to close without the rod interfering with the closing of your hood.This can either be obtained at your dealer or salvage yard. Then you will need a 4or 5 foot poll in order to prop your hood.So that you can place the bushing in and also hood attachment bushing.Both bushings snap right in. You will need to take your hood rod and place it in the hole of the bushing the hood rod should have a short bend at the bottom of it.Like an L or 7 the L shape should seat it self into the bushing.In order to erect the rod to hold the hood up.Or in order to attach it on the hood attachment.Before closing the hood. The hood rod bushing for extending your hood rod.In order to hold your hood up.Goes in the side of the inside frame of the body to the rear of the passenger side of the car again it just snaps in. And the hood rod attachment goes towards the front of the passenger side and it also snaps in.It's located horizontal of the headlight.The hood rod bushing is a 2 sided little round shaped plastic bushing just big enough for your hood rod to fit through.And it is usually white. And your hood rod attachmewnt is usually black.