The usual reasons are one or more of the following 1. Radiator cap bad (system must be pressurized to cool properly) 2. Bad themostat 3. Lower radiator hose weak. (at speed, the hose can callopse restricting the water flow) 4. The viscus fan is bad (this is the fan that is driven by the fan belt. It has a slip clutch) 5. Old or Improper coolant mix in radiator (should be 50% water/50% coolant) 6. Radiator needs to be flushed or rodded 7. Timing too high. NOTE: do not remove the thermostat. it is there for a reason.
Causes of overheating at high speeds-- Plugged radiator. Needs coolant. Thermostat. Ignition timing retarded.
It should, the body on the Jeep ZJ 93 - 98 are the same.
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Any door from a 93-98 Grand Cherokee should fit
Look on the left side of a 93 Grand Cherokee. It will be the front one.
The thermostat on a 1993 Jeep is under the housing where the upper radiator hose attaches to the engine.
no. the wiring and computers are different.
Those chips are a rip-off
from 89-95 yes.
A 1993 Jeep does not have a transmission modulator valve.
Yes
It should, the body on the Jeep ZJ 93 - 98 are the same.
yes it will, start swapping!
uni body cant do it
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my 93 is a inline 6 high output engine but 94s could have had a v6
Any door from a 93-98 Grand Cherokee should fit
Look on the left side of a 93 Grand Cherokee. It will be the front one.