There is a Jeep diesel engine on their European version of the Liberty. I can't recall the specs. There are shops in America that convert that into Wranglers over here. I looked into it last year for any common conversion to diesel for my Jeep and it looked to be about $10k in total costs for a new motor put in.
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A few years back the Jeep Liberty was available with a diesel in the USA. IIRC the diesel was not available in CA. ~2.8 liter common rail diesel if my older brain cells are correct.
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I remember my cousin talking about it (mechanic at a Chrysler dealer, it was definatly a Mercedes diesel and required all the expensive maintenance and repairs that Mercedes do which resulted in many unhappy customers.
I remember my cousin talking about it (mechanic at a Chrysler dealer, it was definatly a Mercedes diesel and required all the expensive maintenance and repairs that Mercedes do which resulted in many unhappy customers.
I remember my cousin talking about it (mechanic at a Chrysler dealer, it was definatly a Mercedes diesel and required all the expensive maintenance and repairs that Mercedes do which resulted in many unhappy customers.
I thought it was an Italian VM Motori unit, no ??
The diesel in the Liberty was a VM Motori unit, the diesel in the Grand Cherokee was sourced from Mercedes.
Sounds similar to what Toyota does with Lotus. If I recall they make some of the engines.
Lotus does use Toyota sourced engines. The Elise and the Exige use the Yamaha designed and Toyota built 2ZZ 1.8 liter with a Lotus ECU. Don't remember which Toyota V6 engine is in the Evora.
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