My 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4x4 is leaking water

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Asked by LBTrask Jun 16, 2015 at 03:47 PM about the 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Just recently picked up a 94 Jeep
Grand Cherokee and noticed some
fluid leaking on the ground after
driving it around for a good hour.
Upon further inspection it seems as
though the fluid that is slowly
dripping onto the ground is water
(doesn't taste like anything water).
It's a small consistent drip that
tapers off and stops after about an
hour of being parked.
We've checked the antifreeze
reservoir and the levels haven't
dropped, our temperatures have all
been fine, there doesn't seem to be
any pressure issues with the rad
itself...so this is just all kind of
confusing! Perhaps someone can
shed some light on the situation for
me? :)

2 Answers

I have a feeling all it is is A/C condensation if it's clear water. No worries. Normal.

65

Oooh I didn't think about that! I automatically thought radiator because the drip is coming from the same general area as the hose that connects from the antifreeze to the rad. BUT there seems to be no leak coming from that hose or where it connects to the rad.

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