Jeep Wrangler Engine Coolant Empty at Nettie Cox blog

Jeep Wrangler Engine Coolant Empty. If you're losing coolant, it's either getting pushed to another part of the engine (head gasket or cracked block) or it's leaking out of. Having seen a thread recently about a brand new jku not being properly filled properly at the factory with coolant i thought i'd check. Since i have owned my wrangler, i keep having to put coolant in it. Let the engine cool, fill up to full indent (i preffer distilled water if no coolant, coolant my #1 choice) go drive to full warm up. The coolant reservoir was empty and the undercarriage of the jeep was covered in fluid. Allow the engine to run (obviously shut off the engine if it starts to overheat) until it warms up and the thermostat opens and add. To my suprise the coolant reservoir bottle was empty! I immediately filled the bottle to the full mark and checked the radiator, it was. I got a picture from underneath of what i believe is the thermostat housing (?). That winter, i noticed the engine coolant reservoir was ~1/2 inch below the minimum level mark. Last time was about 2 months ago maybe. I usually fill it to. It's a 2021 wrangler sahara 3.6l with 25k miles, bought new in july 2021.

Last time was about 2 months ago maybe. I immediately filled the bottle to the full mark and checked the radiator, it was. I usually fill it to. It's a 2021 wrangler sahara 3.6l with 25k miles, bought new in july 2021. I got a picture from underneath of what i believe is the thermostat housing (?). To my suprise the coolant reservoir bottle was empty! The coolant reservoir was empty and the undercarriage of the jeep was covered in fluid. Having seen a thread recently about a brand new jku not being properly filled properly at the factory with coolant i thought i'd check. That winter, i noticed the engine coolant reservoir was ~1/2 inch below the minimum level mark. If you're losing coolant, it's either getting pushed to another part of the engine (head gasket or cracked block) or it's leaking out of.

Coolant overflowing from reservoir under heavy acceleration? Jeep

Jeep Wrangler Engine Coolant Empty Last time was about 2 months ago maybe. Having seen a thread recently about a brand new jku not being properly filled properly at the factory with coolant i thought i'd check. Last time was about 2 months ago maybe. Allow the engine to run (obviously shut off the engine if it starts to overheat) until it warms up and the thermostat opens and add. Since i have owned my wrangler, i keep having to put coolant in it. Let the engine cool, fill up to full indent (i preffer distilled water if no coolant, coolant my #1 choice) go drive to full warm up. That winter, i noticed the engine coolant reservoir was ~1/2 inch below the minimum level mark. If you're losing coolant, it's either getting pushed to another part of the engine (head gasket or cracked block) or it's leaking out of. To my suprise the coolant reservoir bottle was empty! I usually fill it to. I got a picture from underneath of what i believe is the thermostat housing (?). The coolant reservoir was empty and the undercarriage of the jeep was covered in fluid. I immediately filled the bottle to the full mark and checked the radiator, it was. It's a 2021 wrangler sahara 3.6l with 25k miles, bought new in july 2021.