moose wrote:
LibertyinPA wrote:
Moose,
Did you ever get an answer to this? I'm running a Daystar 2.5" lift with 31" MTRs and have the same problem. Depressing the ESP OFF button EVERYTIME I get start my Liberty seems to be the closest thing to a fix I can find, and it's FAR from perfect. Oh, and mine is a 6-spd.
Well, my dealer has been trying to get someone at DCX to come look at the problem, but no luck yet. When I was at camp jeep, the engineers who worked on the ESP told me if I really wanted to get rid of it before a fix is released (if ever), then get a little logic circuit that will strobe the ESP OFF line about a second after ignition. They said the just cutting the wire would have the ESP think that the switch was bad, and then it would just turn itself back on for me. Other than that - live with it, and don't pull out in front of anything bigger than you

This is my first post but I've been following this thread for some time.
I too have been suffering from daily engine stumble and stutter, caused by ESP.
Originally it would occur while shifting from second to third from about 1500 RPM, mostly during left hand turns and usually when pulling into traffic at major intersections.
After hitting a pothole large enough to cause the engine to stutter and die, the problem subsided for a while. Unfortunately it has come back with a vengance, only now the vehicle stumbles on every right turn. Interestingly enough, I've noticed it rarely stumbles when the roads are wet.
I've returned the vehicle to the dealer 10 times since new. On the seventh visit they kept the vehicle for five days but claimed they were unable to duplicate the problem. After lodging several complaints to Chrysler, the dealer has now twice installed a Mopar Co-Pilot device to record data for their engineers to analyze.
This is a problem that I can't live with and I am considering legal action if the problem is not resolved soon.