Overheating

Asked by jweber2019 Nov 05, 2019 at 07:27 PM about the 2004 Jeep Liberty

Question type: General

My 2004 3.7L jeep liberty keeps overheating. I have
replaced the thermostat..the sensor...the water
pump and the fan. I also flushed the radiator.   
What could it be?

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lincolnscott49 answered 5 years ago

Did you permit the coolant to purge ( receded) when filling. Is it full now ? could have an air lock in the system. Any smoke coming from exhaust?

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lrodri911 answered 5 years ago

Check to make sure cooling fans are working properly. If fans are ok, check cooling flow.

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