How to replce headgasket jeep2003 libert - 2003 Jeep Liberty

if the fuses are good then you will need to replace the multifuction switch on the steering column

ciphon it.

aveu tried puting car in gear and just rocking it bath and forward

might sound silly but works wack it with a hammer

be very wary as headgaskets often mean other problems,overheating etc i would find another car as this is not a job for the faint of heart, other problems may arise and then your stuck. why did the headgasket blow? get back to me if you need more help as i strive to be the best please rate my answer

Your best bet is to purchase a service manual for that vehicle. It will have what you need in text and illustrations. You should be able to find the manual you need at the same store where you buy your gaskets, tools etc. for the project.

If fitted with rear discs, the handbrake shoes inside the disc will probably need adjusting as these tend to be ignored during service.

Thank you but had a friend that done it free.

possible hazard warning light switch faulty

Yes, driving around with a blown headgasket is BADDDD....

If you've never replaced a headgasket before then I would suggest that you not try it without proper supervision and help.
On a v8 when you replace one headgasket you replace the other as well. The gasket kit comes as a set of 2 headgaskets and all other gaskets and o-rings that will need to be replaced. You will need an array of tools to accomplish the mission - some hand tools and some specialty tools for dismantling the cylinder head.
I'm really not trying to scare you off but this is NO SMALL JOB. It will require patience and it will require tools and prior knowledge - so get the HAYNES RePAIR manual for the car and read up if you decide to go for it. I did the headgastets on my Acura Legend v6 - and what should have taken 30 hours start to finish took about 55.
Good Luck and Happy Motoring!!!!!!!