Five problems related to radiator have been reported for the 1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee. The most recently reported issues are listed below.
The contact owns a 1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee. The vehicle stalls while idling or driving 25 mph. The fuel pump, alternator, radiator, map sensor, spark plugs, and exhaust were replaced, but the failure has not been resolved. The contact feels that the vehicle is unsafe to drive because the failures occur without warning. The VIN was unknown. The current mileage was 120,000 and failure mileage was 115,000.
Water pump, radiator and heater hoses were leaking, dealer made repairs, and in doing so the transmission fluid lines were damaged, consumer informed dealer that they had damaged these lines, so dealer made repairs, however consumer states lines are still leaking, now dealer wants to charge him for the repairs, consumer feels since the dealer is the one who caused the damage, they should repair vehicle free of charge, consumer also states there is a humming noise in the engine compartment while driving 55-60mph.
Water pump, radiator and heater hoses were leaking, dealer made repairs, and in doing so damaged transmission fluid lines, consumer informed dealer that they had damaged these lines, so dealer made repairs, however consumer states lines are still leaking, now dealer wants to charge him for the repairs, consumer feels since the dealer is the one who caused the damage in the first place, they should repair vehicle free of charge, consumer also states there is a humming noise in the engine compartment while driving 55-60mph.
Thermostat failed, causing leakage.
Thermostat stuck, causing engine to overheat, short block assembly replaced. Problem resulted in harmonic/vibration problems.