Coolant level
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.....and eventually the coolant level in the bottle will become low enough (if not replaced) that the system will begin to draw in air, not coolant..........not good.
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Originally Posted by djb383
.....and eventually the coolant level in the bottle will become low enough (if not replaced) that the system will begin to draw in air, not coolant..........not good.
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Just posting as a reminder......some folks don't know that when coolant leaks out, it is replaced with air in the system and one can only guess at what u know/understand about how a coolant recovery system should correctly function.
We've seen pics similar to yours (the leak) post here before with the question "what could this be?".............and find out the OP of the leak thread hasn't even raised the hood to look for themselves.
We've seen pics similar to yours (the leak) post here before with the question "what could this be?".............and find out the OP of the leak thread hasn't even raised the hood to look for themselves.

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Do your homework on aftermarket efans. The OE efan moves 2300 cfm and the belt driven fan with a good clutch will move way more cfm than the OE efan at just off idle.
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Originally Posted by partsguyct
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Originally Posted by freegdr
Why not just use two factory xj fans 97 and up ?
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Actually best would be grand cherokee fan clutch mod and 97 aux fan . but if your set on two electris they bolt right up a little wiring and your done .
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I'm also looking to lose some of the drag on the motor from the clutch fan, but since I cant find any real high flow electric fans I might just run the grand clutch. But on topic it looks like the leak is gone and my reservoir is back to a normal level due in part to the leak but hey it worked and the extra coolant in there kept it from getting low.




