gandhi0011

Hey guys,
I need some help, I just bought a 1996 Jeep Cherokee Country and she started leaking coolant, so I took her to a mechanic and he said that I need a new radiator. I am not the most knowledgable when it comes to cars and their upkeep so I wanted to ask you guys for help.
I found a radiator on eBay that says that it is not an engine oil cooler, and I am not sure if I need an engine cooler or not, but the price for this radiator is much less than the price the mechanic quoted me.

The radiator information is below. Any suggestions?


Vehicle Fitment Information
93-97 Jeep Cherokee Country 6Cyl 4L 242CID

"Replacement Radiator -- RADIATOR, 1-ROW -- 31 x 10.31 x 1.25 in. core size, 1.25 in. inlet size, 1.5 in. outlet size, 2.75 x 11.25 in. top header, 2.75 x 11.25 in. bottom header, plastic tanks, aluminum core, top right inlet location, bottom left outlet location; With 7.5 in. transmission oil cooler; Without engine oil cooler; A high quality, OE replacement radiator"

Notes Automatic Transmission

Condition : New
Endtank material : Plastic
Material : Aluminum core
Core dimensions : 31 x 10.31 x 1.25 in.
Inlet location : Top right
Inlet size : 1.25 in.
Outlet location : Bottom left
Outlet size : 1.5 in.
Automatic transmission cooler : Yes
Engine oil cooler : No
Anticipated ship out time : 1-2 business days
Quantity sold : Sold individually
Product fit : OE replacement
Number of rows : 1
Product color/finish : Natural
Brand New in the Box - Fit and Quality Guaranteed!

rand4x4

I think that is transmission cooler your post is showing, Jeeps have a Radiator and a transmission cooler in front of it looks like one but smaller.

gandhi0011

Thanks! il keep searching

djb383

The standard tranny cooler is "built-in" inside the drivers side of the radiator. The "trailer tow pkg" has a small external auxiliary tranny cooler (in addition to the internal tranny cooler) located in front of the a/c condenser. Few XJs have that factory auxiliary tranny cooler.