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I think suspention is dameged when fast driving on off road drive. So check suspention bush or pump by specialist of suspention and shock absobar. Other think big aloywheel and tyre fit your liberty.

THE ALERT INFORMS U OF A PROBLEM AT THE AIR SUSPENTION SYSTEM.IS YOUR CAR EQUIPED WITHAIR SUSPENTION?IF SO U MUST FIRST CHECK FOR VISUAL ABNORMALITIES SUCH AS UNEVEN ADJUSTMENT WHICH U SEE AS LOWERED VEHICLE AT ONE SIDE OR BOTH.A PHOTO OR A VIDEO WILL BE HELPFUL......WAITING TO HEAR FROM U.

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If your technician said that it is not a safety issue, then I'm going to assume that he is talking about the sway bar bushings. This is the bar that runs across the back of the car and connects to each side of the suspension. You can removed those bushings by undoing the two metal cages that hold them in (one on each side in the center of the sway bar), and apply grease to where the bar rides against the bushings. This will take care of your annoying squeak. It isn't a safety issue but can be really annoying.

Sounds like you might of broken the pressure / clutch plate. Are you able to hear the starter turn and engaging the solenoid ?

Chuck you have it basically right, except you don' t to even consider taking the wheel off to replace the fiter you just have to turn the steering wheel al the way to the left, so I am wondering since anyone that does it will know by time they finish if you haven't actually done it before, but nobody take the wheel off simply turn it all the way left.
Not attacking chuck but since they will all know when finished why not tell them and spare the anger for a terribly cumbersome extra step that isn't needed

It may be helpful for you to get some idea of the mechanism involved in operating the shock absorbers in your vehicle. Refer this information. It may then be a matter of finding the parts involved if replacement is required

Hi Derek,

My God...Sure is a terrible thing to be charged such a rediculous outragous price!

Yes, you can do this cheaper, by doing it yourself. But,..It isn't an easy task and you have to be very careful!

Compare prices between Auto Zone & Advanced Auto, they both price match. Also, they both rent out tools relatively cheap and the Bushing's for your vehicle costs about $57.99 each.

You will need all (4) bushings required for your vehicle, a jack and jack stands for the front part of car to rest on. Not too mention tools!

Basically it is a (4) bolt cross pattern under your motor, which requires your motor to held with a jack itself, so you have to be careful that you don't damage your engine, Once you get the bushings changed out, you will have to set and torque each one.

There isn't instructions in the Manual on how to do this...but both stores I mentioned can guide you through the process and can give you the torque settings.

I don't know how you are set up on tools or money etc,. so,.. If I was you Derek, I would get some more quotes on prices to have it fixed by a mechanic, that way, you are covered under a warranty!

The parts alone are going to put you over the $200.00 mark! I would rather have the headache searching for quotes with different mechanics, than worrying about damaging my motor, or risk having the motor fall on you and hurting you!

Best of luck to you, I'll give you tip you could try? Since school is back in session, you might see if a local High School (SHOP CLASS) will do the labor for you and you purchase the parts? You'd be surprised! They have licensed technicians over-seeing the students!

Kind Regards!

Martie

i would contact a supplier that deals with aftermarkt suspension systems, removing the air ride will require you to beef up the spring rate ,

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