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Jeep Liberty 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs

If you’re ordering parts for a 2007 Jeep Liberty and you show up with the wrong bracket or a misidentified nut, you’re burning time and money. I’ve seen guys pull a front axle shaft only to find they ordered the one for a 2006 because they used some aftermarket parts list. Don’t be that guy. This is the real 2007 Jeep Liberty Parts Catalog – 530 pages, direct from the OEM source, with the exact part numbers and figure callouts that the dealership parts counter uses.

You need the factory number for the skid plate under the fuel tank? It’s in Group 1, Fig. 1-515. Need the part for the navigation kit RB1? Fig. 1-140. Every Mopar accessory – from the roof-mounted bike carrier to the remote start kit – is broken out by illustration and part number. The VIN plate decoding table on page 1 tells you exactly which engine code (K for 3.7L, 5 for 2.8L diesel) and which build plant your Liberty came out of. No guesswork, no mix-ups.

This catalog covers Groups 1 through 7, and it’s not a generic reprint. The scans are from the actual 2007 Mopar publication. You get the spec for the front suspension cradle (Fig. 2-130), the rear axle assembly for the Corporate 8.25 (Fig. 3-110), and the brake lines with HCU (Fig. 5-510). Want to confirm the clutch housing for the EN0 transmission? Fig. 6-220. Everything is keyed to the OEM part number system.

7 Systems Covered – Group Structure

The manual is organized with the same factory group numbering you’d see on a dealer parts screen. Group 1 is the Mopar accessories – audio, carriers, driving convenience, exterior protection. Group 2 is front suspension and drive, including the front axle differential (Fig. 2-610) and the skid plate (Fig. 2-810). Group 3 is the rear axle, Group 4 parking brake, Group 5 service brakes, Group 6 clutch, Group 7 cooling. Each group contains figures with exploded views and part number callouts. If you’re swapping a radiator on the 3.7L engine, you reference Fig. 7-120; for the 2.8L diesel, Fig. 7-130. The charge air cooler? Fig. 7-150.

VIN Decoding: Why It Matters for Parts Ordering

Page 1 holds the VIN plate decoder. Position 4 tells you the GVWR range (E through M). Position 5 confirms 4×2 or 4×4 left-hand or right-hand drive. Position 8 gives the engine – 7 for 2.5L diesel, 5 for 2.8L diesel, K for 3.7L. If you order brake lines without checking the VIN for front vs. rear HCU routing, you’ll be waiting another week. This page alone is worth the access.

Does the Manual Include Torque Specs and Fluid Capacities?

No. This is a Parts Catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and illustrations for every component. For torque specs, you need the corresponding 2005 Jeep Liberty (KJ) Service Manual or the 2002-2007 Jeep Liberty KJ Service Manual. What this catalog does give you is the exact part number for that fuel tank skid plate or the iPod adapter module kit (Fig. 1-155).

Authenticity: OEM vs. Aftermarket Documentation

I’ve had customers hand me printouts from third-party sites that had the wrong part numbers for the front sway bar (Fig. 2-120). The aftermarket catalogues transpose numbers or skip supersessions. This is the real 2007 Mopar publication – the same one the dealer counter uses. The VIN decode matches the Liberty’s body style (KJ-74). If you’re sourcing parts for a Liberty with a 2.4L gas engine (code 1) or the 2.8L diesel, you can trust the numbers in Fig. 1-120 through Fig. 1-160. For a deeper look at how OEM documentation affects repair quality, see the Automotive Industry Overview on parts standardization.

Who Should Use This Parts Catalog?

If you’re a home garage guy rebuilding a wrecked Liberty, or a shop owner who needs to quote parts accurately without markup from the dealer, this file saves you the trip. Also useful for restorers – the Mopar accessory section (Group 1) shows the roof light bar (Fig. 1-615) and the dog guard kit (Fig. 1-810). The wiring kits for trailer tow – 4-way (Fig. 1-260) and 7-way (Fig. 1-265) – give you the OEM harness part number. Even if you’re just replacing the rear brake discs (Fig. 5-210), you get the correct parts the first time.

Related Manuals

• 2005 Jeep Liberty (KJ) Service Manual – for repair procedures and torque values.
• 2002-2007 Jeep Liberty KJ Service Manual – covers all model years with engine-specific data.
• Jeep Liberty 2002 Parts Catalog – if you own an earlier KJ.

You’re better off with the factory document than with any aftermarket parts list. For a broader understanding of the automotive parts supply chain, check the Automotive Industry Overview.

FAQ – 2007 Jeep Liberty Parts Catalog

Does this catalog include service procedures like torque specs?

No. It’s a parts catalog with exploded diagrams and OEM part numbers. You need a service manual for torque specs and repair steps.

How do I decode the VIN to find my engine type using this manual?

Page 1 has a table. Position 8 indicates the engine: 1 = 2.4L gas, 7 = 2.5L diesel, 5 = 2.8L diesel, K = 3.7L gas. That tells you which group figures to reference for your specific engine parts.

Are aftermarket accessories like a roof light bar included in this catalog?

The catalog covers Mopar Genuine Accessories only. Aftermarket brands are not listed. For Mopar accessories, Group 1 includes every option from fog lamps to speed control packages. The light bar roof (Fig. 1-615) is in the Fog Lights & Electrical section.

What is the page count and format of the file?

530 pages, scanned from the original 2007 Mopar publication. Digital access in PDF format. You can search by part number or figure reference.

Stop ordering parts by guesswork. Access the Factory Manual and get the exact OEM part numbers for your 2007 Jeep Liberty.