[ImperialCrown]

The earlier ones may be easier to convert than the later ones with a TIPM and you can't just swap TIPM's.
It still would be extensive work and a donor Liberty with a service manual would be the only real way to do it.
See if the hole in the firewall and engine compartment/underdash wiring connectors are there for A/C.

 

[mopar56]

ok thanks if I get over to see it I will

 

[zrxkawboy]

That would be one heckuva project on a modern vehicle...

 

[mopar56]

ok thanks sounds like a no then

 

[zrxkawboy]

Sorry, didn't mean to discourage you. It's just not something I would tackle myself. Seems like too many potential pitfalls.

 

[peterjon1]

Could an aftermarket unit intended for hot rods, etc. be used?
Something from vintageair.com or nostalgicairparts.com or similar?

 

[KOG]

You'd need to call the supplier and ask if they have anything compatible.

 

[valiant67]

There's also a chance there was a dealer install AC kit offered.

 

[1991spirites]

There should be an aftermarket a/c kit for the Liberty. I know there was about 7 years ago. My friend worked at a local CPJ dealer. The dealer had screwed up and ordered 2 non a/c Libertys so they sent them out and had a/c put on them. I remember seeing the side window sticker for accessories' and it said "field installed a/c $1800". They had to do it since they knew they couldn't sell them without a/c in Florida.

 

[ImperialCrown]

What year Liberty are we discussing here? A KJ may be possible, a KK probably not.

 

[mopar56]

well thanks for the help but the jeep sold and my wife and I squirreled a bit and put a deposit down on a brand new Avenger " blacktop edition" on the weekend WITH a/c, problem solved! lol

 

[TWX]

Nice! That does handily solve that problem now, doesn't it...

 

[JA Cumbo]

Sounds like a problem solved and then some. The Avenger with the Blacktop package looks amazing.