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Either the hose was in poor condition to begin with or you have a serious problem such as a blown cylinder head gasket...When that gasket fails combustion pressure can get into the cooling system and cause the hoses to explode.Either the hose was in poor condition to begin with or you have a serious problem such as a blown cylinder head gasket...When that gasket fails combustion pressure can get into the cooling system and cause the hoses to explode.
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Jun 8, 2012 - 20 posts - 13 authors
And can I fix it somehow or I have to replace the whole radiator assembly? ... Bosnia should be able to order you a radiator from the Austrian Jeep factory or just ... grand cherokee wj 4.0 4wd, year 2000, 160 000 miles. would you recommend .... I have a2001 and it had about 143,000 miles on it at the time.
Oct 18, 2009 - Anyone know why my 2000 Cherokee blew a 2 Radiators within the past year ... 1999 Grand Cherokee, the radiator is made out of flimsy plastic. she blew ....I am steering the wife away from 1999 to 2001 Grands due to what I ...
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Oct 25, 2011 - The radiator on these Jeeps has a plastic housing at the hose connection. .... after paying them a $90.00 diagnostic fee, that the radiator fan wasblown, ... all of these same problems with their 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokees.
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Chanches are it is probably the fan. Anything over 15 miles an hour the fan is no longer needed. I would get a cheap hydrometer and make sure your antifreeze is still good.
suggest that you rent a pressure tester from auto zone or advance auto and preform a pressure test on your cooling system. follow the instructions on the test of pressure to your cooling system,also check for coolant leaks onto the ground from radiator area. may be bad water pump,broken hose,heater hose,upper radiator,lower radiator,or a bad radiator itself. a simple pressure tester will reveal the coolant leak. but make sure to follow the instructions with the pressure tester,as you can damage your coolant system otherwise. thank you for choosing fixya.com
Clutch Fan are known to fail over time, but I wold not rule out the radiator. The small passages inside the radiator will clog due to age. You did not mention how many miles are on the Jeep or if the Aux fan is kicking on.
SOUND LIKE COOLING FAN NOT WORKING.YOUR VECHICLE HAS A HYDRALIC ELECTRIC COOLING FAN CONTROL BY PCM.TAKE JEEP TO THE GARAGE THEY HAVE TO USE A DRB 3 SCAN TOOL TO PULL UP ANY FAULT CODES.
This might help you as it looks as though you have an electric fan to cool , there should be a sensor on your radiator hoses upper and lower.they are actually switches triggered by the coolant temperature in side the hose. While your Jeep is sitting idle, shut off the AC as it adds to the heat off the engine not to merntion useing more gas. you should make sure both high and low speeds on the coolant fan work. good luck if this does'nt help check out the post, with more, on the 1995 Jeep heating up..
Either the hose was in poor condition to begin with or you have a serious problem such as a blown cylinder head gasket...When that gasket fails combustion pressure can get into the cooling system and cause the hoses to explode.
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