I have a 2000 jeep cherokee and it was over heating. I change the water pump radiator and thermostat, put new antifreeze in it and now my engine light comes on and no heat. What do I do? Plz help

Asked by Chaos70 Nov 17, 2017 at 05:27 PM about the 2000 Jeep Cherokee Sport 4-Door 4WD

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fuelshoe answered 6 years ago

sounds like the heater core is pluged , or the new thermostat is stuck open and possibly thats the reason for the lite, the engine light get a code before doing anything else it may just tell you its the T-stat

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fuelshoe answered 6 years ago

you can drive without but don't drive an overheating car. your either short on coolant or plugged up ,like your radiator and nothings passing thru the motor. or if you did replace the radiator check your fan clutch or make sure your electric fans are operational

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Chaos70 answered 6 years ago

I just replace everything. New radtior, new water pump, new thermostat. And it's still over heating.

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