Hi. I have a 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee 6 cyl 4.0L WJ. I'm the original owner. I have had to replace the fan relay switch 6 times! Recently, I've replaced the thermostat, thermostat sensor, battery, alternator, water pump, oxygen sensor, fan, radiator and the connectors from the car's wiring to the fan motor. Last night, my car overheated again blowing out the top hose which I replaced. Got a read-out P1491. Today, I replaced the fan relay switch yet again and it the car is still overheating and the fan is NOT going on. It did removed the engine light, but still have the problem. HELP!!!!! Any mechanics have any suggestions for me. I am stumped!!!!

Hi. I have a 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee 6 cyl 4.0L WJ. I'm the original owner. I have had to replace the fan relay switch 6 times! Recently, I've replaced the thermostat, thermostat sensor, battery, alternator, water pump, oxygen sensor, fan, radiator and the connectors from the car's wiring to the fan motor. Last night, my car overheated again blowing out the top hose which I replaced. Got a read-out P1491. Today, I replaced the fan relay switch yet again and it the car is still overheating and the fan is NOT going on. It did removed the engine light, but still have the problem. HELP!!!!! Any mechanics have any suggestions for me. I am stumped!!!! 2 Answers

i have a 1999 grand cherokee i have replaced the rad . fan the temp sensor amd fan relay , the fan runs all the time and temp gage is at bottom has code po118 please help 3 Answers

i have a 1999 grand cherokee i have replaced the rad . fan the temp sensor amd fan relay , the fan runs all the time and temp gage is at bottom has code po118 please help

I am having an issue with my 99 grand cherokee 4.0, fan will not shut off i have to pull the fuse, i have replaced the relay and that was not the issue, the temperature Gage on the dash is working so i am thinking its not the temp sending unit, could it be a computer problem or something else? any help would be appreciated. 3 Answers

I am having an issue with my 99 grand cherokee 4.0, fan will not shut off i have to pull the fuse, i have replaced the relay and that was not the issue, the temperature Gage on the dash is working s...

1995 Jeep Cherokee OverheatingHello all,Got a slight over-heating problem with my Jeep. Actually I noticed this from about 2 years ago and it's still the same today.When I'm stuck in bad traffic, or sit at a red light for too long, the temperature gauge would slowly creep upwards over the middle marker toward the third marker. I have not had it sitting idle for so long that it went into the last red region.But as soon as I start driving again, the temperature drops back down below just under the halfway mark.To me it sounds like an airflow problem, i.e. the engine is not getting enough airflow when it's sitting idle.Could this be the fan? Or a clogged or dirty radiator?I see two fans. The fan on the right always spins. The fan on the left does not spin when the engine is started. Are they both suppose to spin?Thanks in advance for any advice.Regards, 2 Answers

Hello all, Got a slight over-heating problem with my Jeep. Actually I noticed this from about 2 years ago and it's still the same today. When I'm stuck in bad traffic, or sit at a red light for too ...

We had the heater coil replaced today and the heat and fan worked fine driving home (about 30 minutes), then go to leave again and the fan is now not working? Any advise? 1 Answer

Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo. Heater Coil replaced today at a shop. The fan worked before the heater coil was replaced, it just blew cold air. Now the fan is not working. Help?