I have a '96 Cherokee Sport, 5-speed with about 123K miles. Took it up to the mountains and practically overheated on me. It had plenty of coolant. Is my radiator going out? I have no leaks. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Michael
I have a '96 Cherokee Sport, 5-speed with about 123K miles. Took it up to the mountains and practically overheated on me. It had plenty of coolant. Is my radiator going out? I have no leaks. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Michael
Michael,
"practically overheated"? please define.....
RR
Ever changed the coolant, ever flushed the system, ever replaced the thermostat, ever replaced the pressure cap :-) If you answered no to any or all of these questions IT IS TIME....
"Michael Villanueva" wrote in news:KcJbb.149349$ snipped-for-privacy@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net:
I chased an overheating prob on son's 95 XJ way too long--started with the low $$ stuff--flush, cap & thermostat, then fan clutch, then water pump--it was (finally) the radiator--got a 3-row GDI from Radiator Doctor on eBay for ~ $100--they negotiated a local install for about another $100--no more problems!
Paul B.
01 XJ
Use distilled water in your battery and your radiator... helps. __ Steve .
I've recently discovered that the auxillary fan on my '93 XJ wasn't coming on. I hooked up a toggle switch to run it manually.
could this be your problem?
how did you hook up the toggle switch, can you email me at: snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.com
Dan
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