Overheating

Asked by Scorpio88 Jan 29, 2018 at 02:04 PM about the 2012 Jeep Liberty

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 2012 Jeep liberty overheats while my ingnition
is on and parked my oil light keeps coming  on.
There's oil in it. I turned my truck off cranked it
back up sounded funny. Cut it off and sound like it
was drinking fliud. Let sit 30 min it crank fine it
keeps telling me to change oil.

4 Answers

59,755

Well may just need to start somewhere, and going by what it written above so far I would check oil pressure with a tool to test oil pressure with under the hood to know for sure it has oil pressure as running it to diagnose the other issues will damage the engine if it does in-deed have no oil pressure and is trying to cut off to save it-self by the computer, also check for codes saved.

59,755

Computer may need cleared of codes and turn the change oil light off and the drinking fluid sounds like the ac/heating system which is normal unless there is air in the system and need bleed of that air in cooling system to clear that up which may likely help that over-heating issue. Also stop driving it when its over-heating if you do not want to re-place head gaskets or if its been over-heated to the red line on gauge may need to investigate blown head gasket too.

59,755

Maintenance is vital. Have that change oil light cleared on the computer if it has been changed on time. Also check it for water/coolant in it. If it looks dark change again. If it has a milky brown look to it , put new head gaskets on it.

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