1995 Jeep Wrangler "overheat" Questions

fan speed switch continues to melt,wires overheat climate control switchs overheat 1999 jeep wrangler Fan motor may be partially failed and is drawing too much power.

Engine overheating at high rpms My 2003 Jeep Wrangler (6 cylinder) overheats at at highway speeds. I've replace the fan clutch, the water pump, the serpentine belt, the thermostat, and most of the ...

94 jeep wrangler overheating I HAVE A 94 WRANGLER THAT OVER HEATS WHEN IT GETS HOT OUT.I CHANGED THE RAD. WATER PUMP,THERMOSTAT,HEATER CORE, FAN CLUTCH, HOSES, HAD THE SYSTEM FLUSHED, RUN A 60-40 ...

2004 Jeep wrangler 4.0 - 6cyl overheating My 2004 jeep wrangler was overheating, so I replace the thermostat...thought there might have been a leak in my radiator but it turned out to be just a faulty

all 3 heater control wire harnesses overheat and melt switches all my wiring harnesses that control the heat/ac overheat when heater is on and melt the fan switch and the heat/cool control selector ...

leaking water but does not overheat If the water you are seeing is coming from the passenger side near the firewall, chances are if you check it you will find it's not coolant but actually is water ...

1990 4.2 Jeep Wrangler that is overheating I have a 1990 4.2 Jeep Wrangler that is overheating. I've replaced the thermostat and radiator. The waterpump is not leaking or making any noise. I believe ...

engine overheats, loses power, starts back up but dies when put in gear My 1988 Jeep started overheating. Coolant came out of the Res tank which hit the engine causing it to smoke. When it was Cooled ...

Why would a Jeep Wrangler 1995 overheat only when the air condition is on? indicatin that the read is loosing effiency or not getting enough flow, make sure all the fins are clear, and its getting ...

jeep tj overheats and heater blows cold air temp gauge climbs to max when driving check coolant level  sometimes low level will cause no heat