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Jeep Liberty Radiator Part Number: 52080120AE
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Jeep Liberty Radiator Part Number: 5174154AB
Jeep Liberty Radiator Part Number: 68020278AA
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Jeep Liberty Radiator
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In Jeep Liberty automobiles, The Radiator plays a significant role because of the job of a heat exchanger that regulates the engine temperature. This takes heat from the engine coolant and releases into the air to improve on the performance of the engine. Ordinarily, Jeep Liberty radiators come with an aluminium core and plastic tank or an entirely aluminium tank; nonetheless, there are copper/brass types. In the design, there are fins and tubes that ease heat transfer operations among the systems. The latter have been replaced by upgrade performance radiators; made of lightweight aluminium, welded tanks, and improved performance as compared to the standard ones. These performance options tend to be produced with even larger tubes and higher fin density so as to allow greater coolant flow as well as enhanced heat rejection. Jeep Liberty radiator must be maintained regularly to avoid leakages as well as proper functioning; the procedures include checking the coolant levels and radiator flushing.
Jeep Liberty Radiator Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to Remove and Reinstall a Radiator in a 2.4L Engine on Jeep Liberty?A:Before getting rid of the radiator, first cut power to it and gather the lost coolant for later use-we don't want to waste the best portions. Working with constant tension hose clamps. Use the #6094 clamp and be sure to use safety glasses. Remember the number or letter on the tongue of the clamp and keep an eye on the rubber seals between the radiator and the car body as well as the car's condenser. After that, take away the front grill, the cooling fan (when it's present) and unbolt both radiator mountings, plus disconnect the electric fan from its connector, the power steering cooler line and the upper and lower radiator hoses, in addition to the radiator overflow tube. The radiator is attached using two alignment dowel pins that fit through rubber grommets in the lower crossmember. Be careful around the air conditioning system because it is always at high pressure. Both the radiator and cooling fan can be removed attached to each other. Allow the radiator to come out while still avoiding other parts of the engine. To clean your radiator, set the hose on cold and gently spray water from behind it while using compressed air to blow out the debris. Watch out for bent or deformed fins and any kind of breakage around the plastic end tanks and neck. With rubber air seals in their proper locations, lower the radiator and shroud into position so that the alignment dowels go into the grommets. Connect the upper and lower hoses, making sure their clamp tongs point down and install the reserve/overflow tank hose. Use both bolts to mount the radiator, link the electric cooling fan to it, place the grill and install the fan on the engine. Move each fan blade by hand to test for contact, replace the cooling system fluid, connect the battery back to its slot and run the engine to spot any leaks.
- Q: How to Safely Detach a Radiator on Jeep Liberty?A:First, detach the negative battery cable to take out the radiator. Drain the water from the radiator into a clean container to save and use it again. While uninstalling the radiator or A/C Condenser, pay attention to the location of the seals, because they need to go back in the same place to ensure the system doesn't overheat. After that, take out the front Grille and then remove the engine-mounted cooling fan if your vehicle has one. Take out the two radiator mount bolts, undo the connector for the electric fan and remove the power steering cooler line from the cooler. Release both radiator hoses from their ends and also disconnect the overflow hose from the radiator. Each side of the radiator's lower part includes an alignment dowel pin fitting into a rubber grommet in the radiator lower crossmember. Notice that air conditioning parts should be handled carefully since the AC system stays under pressure even when the engine isn't running. You don't need to take out the cooling fan separately when you are removing or installing the radiator together with the fan. Lift the radiator from the vehicle again, making sure you don't touch or bend the fins and that you move the air conditioning condenser in case it is installed next to the radiator.
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