problem with my radiator
About a month ago, my car overheated. The tow truck driver was shocked to see a jeep wrangler needing a tow. He told me it was very rare. When I brought it in to my mechanic (specializes in Jeeps), he couldn't understand how my radiator could have gone the way it did. Apparently I had lots of debris from tree leaves stuck in the radiator (mainly pine needles) which caused it to overheat. He mentioned it was the first time he's ever seen this. I have no clue how it could have happened. I don't live in the woods, and I haven't a pine tree near where I park my car. In fact, my car is parked in my garage most of the time. Now in order for me to avoid this damage and the cost of 800$ to repair, I have to flush out the radiator every three months. Have you ever heard of this problem before?