I have a 1995 Jeep Cherokee Sport 4.0. I use it on the mail route. It seems when it get hot it builds pressure and leaks fluid somewhere. You can not see where it is leaking but it looks like it is on fire when it leaks. I know it is fluid because we have to add to it. We added a trans cooler seemed to help but did not fix the problem. Any history on this?

I think somewhere in the 4-7lbs

It is most likely that the oil pressure switch that is mounted in the same area is leaking, then spraying oil on to the oil filter.

Hi,

it IS on the inside of the drivers side rear frame. In between the back wheels and the gas tank. You have to the pressurize your fuel system first unless you want gas every where. Take your fuel pump relay start the jeep until the fuel in the lines get used up. then put your relay back after you disconnect the battery, than take the filter off, put the new one on, and then hook your battery up and start the jeep. it will run odd for a minuet but after it builds the fuel pressure up it will be smooth again.

Good luck.

Oh and don't smoke while your doing this!! :

recommend cking the drain holes,should be 4 drains in the corners, sometimes you have to clean out all drains, usually they clog in the bottom.dirt,trash,etc.builds up and restricts or stops the flow then it backs up and leaks into cockpit area.

If it is leaking out of the hose, replace the hose

Dexron mercon type AT fluid. Do not use type F. They are for older cars.

For the Power Steering Pump, refer to the 1995 ZJ Service Manual (Section-19-Steering / page 9 and next)

Hope helped with this (remember rated this help) Good luck.

clean off entire area near where you suspect the leak is coming from, then look carefully to locate it. Try slightly tightening any bolts near the leak area after it's located If at the pan gasket do not overtighten or you will crush the gasket and it will leak more. Yes, it can be driven as long as you keep it full.

there ya go - i assume you have a/c and p/s. let me know if you dont and i can get you another diagram.

Bar's Transmission Stop Leak