Overheating

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Asked by Bossychick24 May 26, 2016 at 12:05 AM about the 2001 Jeep Cherokee Classic 4-Door 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Car over heating i change water pump ..heater
core.......gasket .... thermostat .....in the hose that
connect to that water pump from radiator ....but
car still running hot and fan barely turns ......what
should i do now ???

13 Answers

11,125

When you say gasket, do you mean the head gasket? What does the termp gauge do during operation. Does it heat up when idling, but cool down on the freeway? Does the temp gauge go down when you turn the heater on full blast while the car is idling or in traffic? Let me know, I am can hopefully pinpoint the problem.

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Thermostat gasket ...and i the temp runs up to 280 slow ...but my fan doesnt spin slow to were i can grab it

11,125

Check that the fan "RELAY SWITCHES" are connected, and functional. The other thought is that the fan motors may be shot. A new assembly might be required.

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620

ok did you change these parts yourself? If you did, you might have air in the cooling system and that is causing poor circulation to cool your engine, so you will need to bleed it or get rid of the air.

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What are relay switches ??? And you think air is stopping the fan from spinning ???? Or is the clutch out ???

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