The two may not be connected as a head gasket can fail at any time
Try resetting the computer
double check with a service manual, but you should be able to just drain it unbolt it replace the gasket and bolt on a new one
For the Head gasket kit it is 99.99 and for just the head gasket it is 43.99 at advance auto
yes its running hot, this problem just happen yesturday. They told me it can be the head gasket
I believe that if a gasket is employed, then the need for gasket seal in a tube is gone, however, your gasket should be torqued to manufacturer's specifications. Yet, it doesn't hurt to have both.
You should use a thermostat gasket along with the thermostat housing ring. The gasket should be replaced every time the thermostat housing is opened.
It will leak coolant just like it did before you installed a new gasket and you would have wasted time and money as you will have to take it apart again and replace not only the gasket but that cracked head.
Unless the housing is damaged, there is no reason to replace it. Just replace the gasket.
If you do not get the engine fan fixed, you will suffer overheating problems. In the summer, should you take it on long drives, the Jeep will overheat, most likely causing gasket damage to either the valve cover gasket, head gasket, or oil pan gasket. It can also damage the hoses, the connection for the hoses, the thermostat gasket, the thermostat; And that's just for the cooling system. If you allow your vehicle to overheat, you can cause severe internal damage, the worst of which would cause you to have to buy a new engine.
no gasket sealant needed. Just original gasket is fine.
i doubt it but any auto store should have karropak paper to make your own gasket. i just bought some to replace the gasket on my iac valve, just not sure how to do it yet.
if the leak is from the edge of the pan,and as long as the pan is not bent, sounds like you just need a new pan gasket. a service center will charge about 2 hours labour, + $30.00 for gasket. if it is from the drain plug, just a new seal, and that should be replaced during an oil change.