I have very low heat from my 2001 Grand Cherokee.

Asked by Neita Dec 30, 2014 at 09:39 PM about the 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

There is heat but its doesnt get hot. Anything under 18 degrees, we freeze! Otherwise its
ok, not hot though. I have replaced the blend doors with aftermaket product, which has
failed. I disconnected the motor and taped the doors open for heat. Had mechanic check
fluids and its all good. It does not over heat and heats up to temp. I had someone
suggest it might be one of the vent door not opening properly. What would cause this?

4 Answers

maybe its got the wrong thermostat...or no thermostat. i.suggest checking vacuum, thermostat, and flush the hell out of it. also very important-get the air out of cooling system! either burp it the ole fashioned way or use a bleeder valve.if it jas one.

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Hello i have a jeep grand cherokee wj I checked the blend doors, I have clean the heater radiator but my jeep does not heat inside the cabin the radiator is very hot. Anyone can help me?

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Can y send me the link of this video plz

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