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Jeep Liberty Heating Ventilation and A/C

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#44 of 84 Re: Phantom water leak 2006 Liberty [fishinsteve] by caribou1

Jul 09, 2009 (12:51 am)

Replying to: fishinsteve (Jun 07, 2009 11:35 am)
Hi fishinsteve,
I don't understand where the clogged drain is located.
 
I found lots of dirt accumulated between the decorative plastic liners and the body, right underneath the doors. This is where bottom panels join the chassis. To remove the residue where perforation can occur, we need to replace the 'one-shot' plastic fasteners or to paint this 'vertical' area in black.

#45 of 84 2005 Liberty with fan problem by 05jeep92102

Jul 15, 2009 (3:38 pm)

This is the weirdest thing I was at a car wash & when I dropped off my car all the fan speeds worked with or without the AC on. I get in my car and #2 does not work at all, but 1, 3 & 4 are okay with or without the AC.. Has anyone had this same problem? Its still under the factory warranty until 100,000 miles and I only have 55K, Im wondering if this will be covered? II guess I could live without #2, but #3 is so loud, is this a big deal?

#46 of 84 a/c works, then not by rciminelli

Jul 25, 2009 (9:21 am)

2006 liberty diesel. some mornings the a/c gets cold within seconds. later in the day it stops working cold and blows warm air. other mornings it blows warm when started and will not get cold. it's iratic, cold, not cold.i'm headed to fl withing weeks and need help.

#47 of 84 Re: Phantom water leak 2006 Liberty [waNugget] by fideau

Jul 26, 2009 (5:54 pm)

Replying to: waNugget (Jan 06, 2009 10:32 pm)
Had same problem with 02 Liberty. The AC drain is too short and gets easily clogged. Even wind will drive water back into the cab as you drive. Its on the firewall, passenger side.After several "clean outs" a mechanic at my dealership took a piece of hose and lengthend the drain, turned it down a little. Only about 5 inches of hose. Problem solved. It's just one more of those bad engineering problems on the Liberty.

#48 of 84 a/c works, then not by rciminelli

Jul 29, 2009 (9:43 am)

Problem solved. It turns out that the sensor on the receiver/dryer went bad. when the plug was disconnected and the plug terminals jumped, the compressor started immediately. they do go bad.

#50 of 84 2004 liberty heating problem by motheringis4me

Nov 19, 2009 (9:49 am)

My heater blower stopped working on the fourth setting and now it does not blow at all. any suggestions, I would love to be able to fix this myself if it is no too involved.

#51 of 84 Re: 2005 Liberty with fan problem [05jeep92102] by 04jeeplib

Dec 04, 2009 (10:58 pm)

Replying to: 05jeep92102 (Jul 15, 2009 3:38 pm)
i'm not sure if they will cover it but you could try, and yes it is a problem i had the same kind of problem 1 went then 2 a while later and then 3 and then 4 worked for a while and then 3 went i talked to chrysler and they said 4 would never burn out well thats a lie i have no heat or a/c 1,2,3,4 dont work if you can get it fixed as soon as posible do it. (not sure if its covered though)

#52 of 84 Re: A/C problems [sadliberty] by 04jeeplib

Dec 04, 2009 (11:06 pm)

Replying to: sadliberty (Sep 27, 2007 7:51 am)
I heard that all you need to do is take off the panel right by the hood realse button and there will be a hole or something just get something to pook around with in there it's probly just a plugged drain to drain the water out hope this helps

#53 of 84 soaked floor by libertynotfree

Dec 07, 2009 (11:58 am)

i have an '05 with 76000 + miles. only recently had any issues. my a/c and heat only work on setting 4. sort of annoying! then just the other day i reached behind my passenger seat for something and it was soaked. i have the all weather heavy duty floor mats so i never noticed anything being wet. i was not sure if it was the intensity of my hvac these past few months or what. but now that i have read some posts it seems i am not alone. i am not terribly mechanical but i would like to try and fix it without taking it to a shop. can someone explain a little more in detail how i would add hose to the drain. would be much appreciated!

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