huh. well i guess we could use a toggle switch and a little wiring/fuse in place of the actual fuse then right?

pull the fuse then run a wire from one side of the fuse connect to an inline fuse of the same amp through a toggle switch, then back to the other side of the fuse connect in the fuse box itself right??

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My liberty was overheating, and I took it into the local jeep dealership and they said the electric fan is shot. The price for them to replace it is over $600 (they said most of that cost is parts). Anyone tell me where I can find a fan at either a local parts store or online somewhere so I can replace it myself? Part numbers, etc would help! Thanks!
(Oh, I have local by me: checkers, Auto Zone and Nappa)

JP

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2004 liberty sport, 2 1/2" Frankenlift. 245/75r16 Rubicon rims & tires, more to come!
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The only one that will fit without modification is a OEM electric fan.You can try these guys...........http://www.trademotion.com/partlocator/index.cfm?action=getLocator&siteid=213794&chapter=DP3043&appSectionid=8&groupid=20035&subgroupid=60539&componentid=0&make=17&model=Liberty&year=2002&graphicID=T043020&callout=9&catalogid=1Cheaper then a dealership and is OEM parts.Yes the OEM electric fan is very pricey but only takes about 10mins to replace if you do not have HD cooling.