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This problem has never occurred. No indicator lights, mechanics diagnostics, car inspections have reported an issue related to this anomaly. I am very meticulous about the maintenance of my vehicle. On 6/21/19, in the middle of the highway, my jeep began to sputter, shook, & stopped running. Over 2 months later, 5 mechanics, including a certified Jeep-Fiat dealer, $4300 including tow truck fees, I still have the mystery of a Liberty that refuses to start. When you turn the key, there is no click or anything. The hvac, radio, & dashboard turn on but the engine does not ignite. The first repair was the fuel pump. $100 diagnostic from the dealer, then $854 to replace the starter and battery, which is outrageous. Turned out the engine seized. I replaced the motor with a used 96K mi & Autozone installed a new battery. I researched safety recalls & had the TIPM rebuilt, found a shortage in the ignition wiring and replaced the ignition switch. As of 8/23/19 the jeep still won't start.
What makes this problem better or worse?
Jump start from a bigger engine.
How long has your 2011 Jeep Liberty had this problem?
2 months
1 Reply
Unfortunately there are simply too many possibilities for online diagnosis - this is going to require *hands-on* testing / evaluation by qualified personnel so the actual failure can be discovered.. The only diy suggestion is attempting a jump start. Posting a list of the many possibilities isn’t going to be beneficial at all as the same *hands-on* testing will still need to be performed.
Vehicle presence is mandatory before ‘anyone’ can solve this particular problem. Good luck!