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2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee Leredo is overheating I changed thermostat also my fan is not working and keeps saying coolnd low and its full and the heat in the car will not run hot it stays cold

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Sounds like some type of blockage in the system.
with the car cool open the radiator cap, start the engine to see if the coolant has flow.
Even though you just put in a new thermostat it can still be bad,I've had this happen to me a few times.
If the flow seems slow to nill you can also try removing the thermostat all together and giving that a try.
You can test the thermostat in a boiling pot of water.
If ir is totally not the thermostat then there could be a few cooling chambers blocked in the radiator.
This can be repaired in most cases by a "Rod out" at a local radiator shop.
I think the problem is more twards the thermostat for the reason you stated about your heater.
good luck,Gary.

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