1994 Jeep Cherokee Overheating Issue

While at the Wheelin' With Warriors, some one mentioned to me that I had smoke coming out of my tailpipe. They said my rings probably were worn. To me it looked like white smoke. The engine was running a little warm. It seemed to only blow the smoke when it was on the verge of over heating. In this video, I try to find the mystery of the higher than comfortable temperature. I'm not sure I exactly solved the problem, but it is no longer getting too warm and no longer blowing white smoke.

[@taylorsgolf813]

What year tj fan clutch did you use

[@valerijjakunin]

Spare part number of the cooling clutch, please.

[@JeepMonkey]

I don't remember the exact one I used. i did a quick search and found the TRQ RCA90781 on 1aauto.com that should work just fine. Something to know, I don't believe this was my overheating issue. i think the issue was a proper coolant flush of the engine would have fixed it.

[@Edwin777-z9x]

Great video ☺️

[@joelbonnette4613]

This is the father God how are y'all doing

[@craiglindkvist4084]

Simpler fix is when installing the new thermostat ...drill a 1/32 hole in the upper most part of the thermostat. This prevents it from hydrolocking which prevents thermostat from opening even when New.

[@craiglindkvist4084]

Since there is no intro.......After the "taking half his jeep apart" montage at 2:27 he says he's checking the thermostat. Good job batman.

[@JeepMonkey]

Actually, I wasn't taking it out to check the overheating. I was actually taking the whole engine out to replace it.