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4212 messages, Last post on Jun 22, 2009 at 10:39 AM
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Have a problem, looking for help. I had been driving my '06 Liberty with some radio testing gear, and used the front passenger belt to secure a box holding a laptop. I moved the shoulder strap out of the way, wrapping it around the back of the headrest. Removed the box, then unfastened the belt before removing the shoulder strap from behind the headrest, and the reel took up the slack. Now, the belt is friction-locked, and I can't get enough slack out of it to get the shoulder strap section over the headrest. Manual has nothing about either releasing the tension on the belt or about removing the headrest. Tried pressing on the latch on the top of the seat to remove the headrest (as my old 4Runner would do), but I can't get the headrest off. Tried moving the seat itself, did not help. Recline/forward the seat back also did not help. How can I get the headrest off? How can I release the lock of the belt so I can get some slack to remove the belt from behind the headrest? If neither can be done, I see the should hbelt hangar on the inside of the "B" pillar holds the belt up, and is attached to the adjustment slider with a large hex nut. If I remove the nut with a large crescent wrench, and remove the hangar while keeping tension on the belt so it does not retract further while I unloop the belt from behind the head rest, what else might go wrong? Thank you kindly, all.
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I have a 2002 Jeep Liberty and have recently moved to Canada. I see that there is a place in my fuse box to put in a optional module for the daytime running lights. Does anyone know if I buy the module and put it in if I need different headlamps or can I just buy the module? Thanks! 
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Replying to: k7aay (Jan 07, 2007 9:59 am) The dealer can't refuse to replace it as long as you are under 36,000 miles. Farout
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Replying to: farout (Jan 09, 2007 1:24 pm)
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Replying to: ned412 (Jan 10, 2007 2:23 pm) I suspect the dealership will charge, which is why I'm asking *here* for solutions. |
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I am hoping to finance a used vehicle in the next month. I have narrowed it down based on my price range to the (2002/2003) Jeep Liberty and the (2003/2004) Mitsubishi Outlander. I have done my own research and discovered pros and cons for both vehicles. I was looking to get some advice on here. I am new to these forums so I hope I am doing this correctly.
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Replying to: iwasaudrey (Jan 17, 2007 8:03 pm) Farout |
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can someone give me their educated opinion on my lease question in the liberty lease forum thanks dave |
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Does anyone know how to replace the bulb in the frot parking light. The one in the bottom corner of the bumper. Do you get it from the wheel well? It's an 06 limited 4x4
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