2005 Jeep Liberty on 2040-cars
Boswell, Pennsylvania, United States
Any questions at : HerlindaEischenyyzq@yahoo.com This Jeep is in excellent condition. It is a CRD model that has a 4 cylinderdiesel. I have added the Green Diesel Engineering flash program to make itperform better and get better mpg than stock. I get 27 mpg on highway trips inthe mountains of PA. It also disables the egr system that can be a problem forthese engines. It has a nice clean interior with leather seats. It has thefactory off road roof lights that work perfectly. There is a hide a hitchreciever and a battery connector on the front. This is a original Texas Jeep andis rust free. It does have a R title due to an accident where it was hit in therear. The previous owner had the repairs completed. It is completely straightand there are no signs of any previous damage. I just had upper and lowercontrol arms installed on the front and rear. It has new front brakes as well.
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