Cooling Fan Problems of Jeep Cherokee

Sometimes car won't start completely out of oil no warning not fit for change bucking from transmission cooling 2 codes set off one said vacuum leak other unknown complete electrical panel went pickles across dash radio phone sinking have to shit down car for to rebut moyer sounds like jet engines now tapping all four brakes rotors and calipaors needed to be replaced bucks forward no warning lights have to manually go threw computer to find out what is wrong transmission worked on twice told at first nothing wrong also ac failed now other fans not working cooling not holding shaking in dash gone up as high as 300 smell antifreeze all before 2000 miles.

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I own a 2000 Jeep grand Cherokee 4x4 it has 116,000 miles on it. I have a problem with my fan just stopping and the engine overheating. I have a the fan relay replaced 3 times in the last 3 years and the fan replaced one time. I did not receive and recall on this matter.

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Vehicle began to vibrate violently followed by a loud bang. There was smoke coming from the engine compartment. After shutting down the engine I found the plastic fan blades from the electric cooling fan had broken apart and were jammed into the fan pulley. I understand that there is a recall for the 2000 grand Cherokee model for the same problem. Why is it limited to that model when evidently it is happening to other 2000 model Jeeps such as mine a 2000 Jeep Cherokee classic. The recall for the other model is virtually the same problem that I have experienced. Why the limit ?.

: the contact stated while driving 5 mph, the front of the vehicle shook. The vehicle was immediately driven home and visually inspected. Upon visual inspection, it was discovered the fan had broken causing the fan cover to fracture. Pieces of the fan lodged in the engine and shroud. There is a recall, NHTSA campaign #06v199000, concerning the fan. The vehicle is not included due the VIN. The manufacturer has been alerted of the problem. Updated 7/14/2006 -.

Safety recall f-25 electric radiator fan* October 05 the electric fan in the consumer 's 2000 Jeep Cherokee broke and punctured an hole in the vehicle's radiator. November 06 the consumer received recall notice for the electric fan. The consumer contacted the manufacturer and informed them that the fan had already been replaced. The manufacturer agreed to reimburse the consumer for the repair cost, but refused to reimburse him for towing cost, rental car, and missed work.

Heard plastic breaking, thought I had run over something. Then loud breaking plastic noise, then coolant low light came on, then engine began smoking and over heating. Front fan came apart and broke through radiator. Had to replace fan module and radiator. Replaced thermostat and flushed cooling system.

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Cooling fan on my 2002 Jeep grand Cherokee broke and destroyed the fan, shroud and fan motor!.

2001 Jeep Cherokee front brake rotors corroded. The rotors also flaked creating a hazardous condition. The dealer was aware of this prior to the end of the warranty period, but did not correct this defect. The consumer also experienced standing water in the foot wells, a/c failure, fan failure and the doors not being aligned properly. There is a brake recall for this vehicle, but the recall number was not given.

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Consumer stated when turning vehicle off, the cooling fan continued to run until battery was drained completely which caused vehicle to be undriveable.

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Engine was experiencing high acceleration whenever vehicle would come to a stop, dealer was notified, and replacef engine fan. Feel free to provide any further details on this matter.

While driving consumer heard fan hitting housing of the radiator. Also, vehicle would not go in 5 th gear or reverse. Motor had dropped about 3 inches. Motor mount bolts had broken.

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