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Grand Jeep Cherokee Heater Doesn't Work

Heater doen't work, just blows cold air. Also uses a lot of coolant, forever topping up reserve. Coolant drips to the ground, don't know where from....

  • Anonymous May 11, 2010

    Running with coolant level can and will destroy your head gasket and perhaps the cylinder head as well. If the heater is not getting coolant flow you are running with virtually no coolant inside the head. I suggest you seriously look for the source of your leak or if you have not already damaged the engine, you will soon.

  • Anonymous Mar 13, 2014

    heater stopped working, topped off coolant with coolant, worked fine then stopped again

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Water pump could be bad and leaking from the weap hole. you have no heat cause theres a hole in the coolant system

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