Head gasket or a sensor
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From: suburbs of atlanta
Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 inline 6
I previously thought I had blew my head gasket but upon cheaking the oil, reservoir, and spark plugs I found no signs of a blown head gasket. But my jeep does overheat and blows black smoke. So could this simply be a sensor?
Black smoke is usually a sign of a rich running condition. To much gas.
On the other hand the hand the overheating could be caused by so many things.
Hows ur t-stat= are u losing coolant ? Fans are operational ? Waterpump recent change yes/no ?
A little more info will help greatly
On the other hand the hand the overheating could be caused by so many things.
Hows ur t-stat= are u losing coolant ? Fans are operational ? Waterpump recent change yes/no ?
A little more info will help greatly
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Joined: Jan 2011
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From: suburbs of atlanta
Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 inline 6
Black smoke is usually a sign of a rich running condition. To much gas.
On the other hand the hand the overheating could be caused by so many things.
Hows ur t-stat= are u losing coolant ? Fans are operational ? Waterpump recent change yes/no ?
A little more info will help greatly
On the other hand the hand the overheating could be caused by so many things.
Hows ur t-stat= are u losing coolant ? Fans are operational ? Waterpump recent change yes/no ?
A little more info will help greatly
Check into where its losing coolant, it could be a leak. Leaking hose, leaking end tanks on the radiator, lots of things. A leak can introduce an air bubble into the system that can cause hot spots randomly, which can lead to over heating.
Not to mention the loss of coolant.
Not to mention the loss of coolant.
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Joined: Jan 2011
Posts: 156
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From: suburbs of atlanta
Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 inline 6
Check into where its losing coolant, it could be a leak. Leaking hose, leaking end tanks on the radiator, lots of things. A leak can introduce an air bubble into the system that can cause hot spots randomly, which can lead to over heating.
Not to mention the loss of coolant.
Not to mention the loss of coolant.
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