my overflow tank has mixed water coolant (frozen) my truck ran hot on the way home from work, also my heater has stopped working what should I do.. I have to be to work in 2 hours..help!

Asked by Shannon Jan 07, 2014 at 01:23 PM about the Jeep Cherokee

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

it started up fine this morning I let it
run for 23 minutes nothing happened,
it seven degrees, with wind chill below
zero

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You don' have enough antifreeze in it. You have more water than antifreeze and it is letting it freeze up. CHANGE IMMEDIATELY!! This can freeze the engine block and bust it.

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