Jeep Tj 4.0 Operating Temperature at Roger Vicki blog

Jeep Tj 4.0 Operating Temperature. So i would consider 232 as unacceptable even if your jeep is heavy, the tj's engine has plenty of excess cooling capacity. So i've only had my tj for a few weeks and only driven it a handful of times, but i noticed recently, that first thing in the morning. I know this has been talked about over and over and i know the correct design engine temperature is to be 210* with a 195*. There is no value is watching your coolant temp closely. They regularly fluctuate between about 204 and 214. 210* is the 'normal' operating temp for the 4.0l, that's why it's straight up on the temp gauge. Left means cold, up means normal and right means hot, beyond that there is a light that will turn on. That data is from a few different jeeps and taken directly from the obd2 port.

So i would consider 232 as unacceptable even if your jeep is heavy, the tj's engine has plenty of excess cooling capacity. That data is from a few different jeeps and taken directly from the obd2 port. They regularly fluctuate between about 204 and 214. So i've only had my tj for a few weeks and only driven it a handful of times, but i noticed recently, that first thing in the morning. There is no value is watching your coolant temp closely. I know this has been talked about over and over and i know the correct design engine temperature is to be 210* with a 195*. Left means cold, up means normal and right means hot, beyond that there is a light that will turn on. 210* is the 'normal' operating temp for the 4.0l, that's why it's straight up on the temp gauge.

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Jeep Tj 4.0 Operating Temperature 210* is the 'normal' operating temp for the 4.0l, that's why it's straight up on the temp gauge. So i would consider 232 as unacceptable even if your jeep is heavy, the tj's engine has plenty of excess cooling capacity. 210* is the 'normal' operating temp for the 4.0l, that's why it's straight up on the temp gauge. So i've only had my tj for a few weeks and only driven it a handful of times, but i noticed recently, that first thing in the morning. There is no value is watching your coolant temp closely. They regularly fluctuate between about 204 and 214. I know this has been talked about over and over and i know the correct design engine temperature is to be 210* with a 195*. Left means cold, up means normal and right means hot, beyond that there is a light that will turn on. That data is from a few different jeeps and taken directly from the obd2 port.