2004 Jeep Wrangler Engine cooling Problems

“While trying to use the AC on my 2004 Jeep Wrangler , it was overheating. I took to a dealership service dept.they said it was the clutch fan.replaced under warranty and told me it worked fine after being test driven and verified. I drove the next day,could not use the air because as soon as the motor warmed up it overheated to 260. I shut it down and had it towed back to same dealership(3rd time). Told them to check thermostat waterpump etcc.. Explained that I can't even drive it now for overheating. …”

“Just started with power loss from show room floor,cam replaced lifters replaced breaks sticking to the point where the Jeep is hard to move says it is because of rust used dayly,timing out 15 degrees front and rear dif leaking with metal shavings inside mechanic says dana problem grinding right front axel noise.”

“Hard starting and stalling. The vehicle will crank and crank and will start sometimes or you must turn the key off and try to restart, and will start the second time, but usually runs poorly for a few seconds. Will sometimes stall when puttin into gear. Dealer has changed fuel pump and put a shield over one of the fuel injectors. Still having the hard starting problem.”

“Dt: the contact stated car shut down at slow speeds. He owns a 2004 Jeep Wrangler unlimited. Has been having this problem since 3-05. There were 4,000 miles on the car when it first shut down. The car did not make any noise before this happened. No lights came on. The dealership could duplicate the problem. The dealership has talked to the manufacturer. The dealership put a brand new computer and a new throttle body, but the problem recurred.”

“While driving 70 MPH the engine stalled without warning. As a result the vehicle lost all power. The failures caused the consumer to pull off of the highway without the use of power steering.”