2005 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE
125,000 MILES
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This is a 3.7 v6 engine. I purchased this car with a broken dipstick (yellow handle for your finger). When I recieved the new dealer part, it is about 4" shorter then the one that came with the vehicle. I have verified the numbers on the old and new parts with the dealer who said the part number I gave him(on the broken dipstick) belongs on a liberty or Dakota 3.7engine. How can I tell this engine is the grand cherokee and not the Dakota/Liberty engine. I have since changed and replaced the oil with the oil filter and after adding the 5 qts. oil does not register on the old ( broken and long ) dipstick. will these engines take more oil than capacity with a new filter? will I damage things by adding more of too much oil? THANKS
Jan 13, 2013 at 4:41 PM
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the motor may have come from that vehicle. i would go with the part number from the stick that broke.

there is a block number on the engine that you can verify with the dealer.

roy
Jan 13, 2013 at 4:43 PM
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