2006 Jeep Commander "replace heater core" Questions

...heater core but overheated again and coolant in floorboard again. What else could the problem be? Runs fine when I bypass the heater core from engine side of firewall. Possibly bad heater hose going ...

...off. Still, have no heat. What might be causing this, please? Last step is to flush the heater core. After that, replace the heater core. You need a manual, because you have to remove the

...Heater core hoses..They are high dollar parts. You can cut the hose and replace the tee's. Hardware stores have them. $30, compared to $200. no photos posted, so help (true) will wrong or wild ...

...180F, and hold there , does it? 2: the coolant must reach the cab heater box, does it? 3: the fan must blow. 4: the air from fan must pass thru this core, does yours. if not the dampers are

replace the blower motor. These are usually located under the hood on the rear fire wall, commonly on the passenger side. This is a fairly new Jeep, so it may be under the dash itself inside. Go to an

...replace the coolant with an anti-freeze that is already mixed down or one that requires you cut it with the proper amount of water. If you used the one requiring you dilute it with water and you ...

...heater core. On the year model and depending the mileage, it could be a number of issues.The first and most inexpensive fix is a new radiator cap. This, if system has other problems, will only make ...

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