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form_title=Flush the Coolant form_header=Keep the cooling system running properly by regularly flushing and replacing the fluids. What type of coolant do you normally use?=_ How long as it been since the coolant has been flushed?=_ Have you had any overheating problems?=_
You will have to replace the refrigerant, but not the engine coolant.
if there is coolant already in the lines, block and radiator then you can safely top-up, but if you are replacing fluid, say after a leak then you should mix it 50/50 with water. Good luck Badgirl.
Make sure coolant is at proper level Make sure heater control cable is working Perhaps thermostat needs replacing
A 1997 Jeep uses green coolant.
The coolant temperature sensor on a 2001 Jeep Cherokee is located in the intake manifold. It monitors the flow and temperature of coolant through the engine.
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Low coolant or bad sensor
form_title=Recharge Your Air Conditioner form_header=Keep your AC running smoothly by regularly replacing the coolant fluid. What type of coolant does the car use?=_ Have you had any problems with the unit?= () Yes () No If so, please describe the issues:=_
i have a jeep 2002 grand Cherokee elimited 3.1 diesel there is oil is goin in too coolant coolant bottle how do u fix it
shop vac
On the coolant overflow bottle that in on the passenger side of the engine.