This comprehensive illustrated parts list manual provides an in-depth guide to the components of your 2002 Jeep Liberty Cherokee KJ. It features detailed exploded diagrams that clearly illustrate the assembly and disassembly procedures for every part of the vehicle. Each section includes images, names, and part numbers, making it easy to identify and locate the specific parts you need. This manual serves as an invaluable resource for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts, providing clear instructions for repair, maintenance, and assembly tasks. The extensive coverage of this manual includes general information, assembly and disassembly instructions, exploded views, images of parts, and the names of each component. This comprehensive resource empowers you to confidently tackle any repair job on your Jeep Liberty Cherokee KJ.

The Jeep Liberty Cherokee KJ, produced from 2002 to 2007, was a compact SUV that marked a shift in Jeep's design philosophy. It was the first Jeep to be built on a unibody chassis, offering a more car-like ride and handling compared to the traditional body-on-frame construction of its predecessors. The KJ, sharing its platform with the Dodge Neon and Chrysler PT Cruiser, was smaller than the larger Cherokee XJ, aiming to attract a wider audience with its more affordable price point and improved fuel efficiency. It was offered with a choice of two engines: a 2.4-liter four-cylinder and a 3.7-liter V6, both mated to a four-speed automatic transmission. The Liberty's exterior design, though taking cues from the iconic Cherokee XJ, featured a more aerodynamic and rounded profile, showcasing a modern approach to the Jeep brand while retaining its rugged character. Inside, the Liberty offered a spacious cabin with comfortable seating for five and a generous cargo space behind the second row. While it lacked the off-road prowess of its predecessors, the Liberty still provided decent ground clearance and optional four-wheel drive, making it suitable for light-duty off-roading and everyday driving. The KJ was often praised for its comfortable ride, practicality, and decent fuel economy, making it a popular choice for families and those seeking a smaller Jeep with a more refined driving experience. However, the Liberty was criticized for its low towing capacity, lack of a manual transmission option, and its relatively simple interior compared to its competitors. Despite those shortcomings, the Jeep Liberty Cherokee KJ found success during its production run, leaving a lasting impact on the compact SUV market and paving the way for future Jeep models with a more balanced blend of on- and off-road capabilities.