I have a 2003 Jeep Liberty. The check engine light came on. The people that did a diagnostic test on it said the code was P0734. When I'm at a stoplight it acts like it's trying to change gears. Any idea what could be wrong with the transmission?

I have a 2003 Jeep Liberty. The check engine light came on. The people that did a diagnostic test on it said the code was P0734. When I'm at a stoplight it acts like it's trying to change gears. Any idea what could be wrong with the transmission? 1 Answer

2004 Jeep Liberty Engine light on for a few days and now off after trying to get the error codes 2 Answers

My 2004 Jeep Liberty engine light came on a few days ago. I did the turn the key three times trick to see what the error code was, and when I did this nothing appeared. After attempting this, I turn...

Why does the transmission fluid have to be changed in a 2006 Jeep Liberty when the owners manual says the transmission fluid installed at the factory is good for the life of the car unless contaminated with water. Normal wear and tear on the transmission will make it dark... so why would the manufaturer write that in the owners manual? 4 Answers

I took my Liberty to a Jeep Dealership and they told me because my tran. fluid was dark it needed changing. Yet my owners manual says, under normal conditions it should never need changing FOR THE L...

2002 Jeep liberty sport 3.7 diagnostic reading shows that the ignition was tampered with and vehicle stolen.a d the starter making g a racket like it turns.over then it sounds like a wheel stripped orsomething 1 Answer

2002 Jeep liberty 3.7 had to boost ,battery,then when u turn the key.over.it tries to turn over then tit won't catch and the.stater makes a terrible racket

I have a 2002 Jeep Liberty that has about 136,000 miles on it. It has received every required servicing including and oil and filter change every 3600 miles. Right now, between servicings I have to put in 1 to 2 quarts of oil. I have asked my service representative, Jake at York Jeep about it and he says that it is just because it is an older car. I have talked to a couple mechanics, who basically said "that's crap" and that if my car has received all its servicings this should not be happening. Does anyone have any thoughts on this? 4 Answers

I have a 2002 Jeep Liberty that has about 136,000 miles on it. It has received every required servicing including and oil and filter change every 3600 miles. Right now, between servicings I have t...