D dr.d New Member Joined May 9, 2023 Messages 1 Location Nebraska May 9, 2023 #1 Coolant reservoir melted in my 5spd manual 1998 tj wrangler 4.0, the ole grl over heated while driving out of town, how do i start to fix this
Coolant reservoir melted in my 5spd manual 1998 tj wrangler 4.0, the ole grl over heated while driving out of town, how do i start to fix this
CharlesHS TJ Expert Supporting Member Lifetime Supporting Member Joined Mar 10, 2020 Messages 5,605 Location Jacksonville FL, Quezon Philippines May 9, 2023 #2 You can purchase a new Omix-Ada coolant reservoir from any number of online locations. Reservoir Reactions: MountaineerTom and Chris This site contains affiliate links for which Jeep Wrangler TJ Forum may be compensated.
glowell222 TJ Enthusiast Supporting Member Joined Nov 10, 2019 Messages 869 Location Northern VA May 9, 2023 #3 Don't forget to check your vent line that is attached near the reservoir.
Rcroane TJ Enthusiast Supporting Member Joined Jun 22, 2019 Messages 631 Location Virginia May 9, 2023 #4 Have you figured out why it overheated? Reactions: Long Rider and macleanflood
macleanflood I break sh!t Supporting Member Joined Jul 24, 2021 Messages 4,079 Location Fall Creek, OR May 9, 2023 #5 I think the tank is polyethylene... melting point is 248 to 265 degrees Fahrenheit. That's toasty. -Mac
I think the tank is polyethylene... melting point is 248 to 265 degrees Fahrenheit. That's toasty. -Mac
TheBoogieman Disturbed Jeepaholic Supporting Member Joined Jan 1, 2019 Messages 11,691 Location CharlottesHELL, VA May 9, 2023 #6 dr.d said: Coolant reservoir melted in my 5spd manual 1998 tj wrangler 4.0, the ole grl over heated while driving out of town, how do i start to fix this Click to expand... It did more than overheat if it melted the jug. Put the fire out and buy a new overflow jug to start.
dr.d said: Coolant reservoir melted in my 5spd manual 1998 tj wrangler 4.0, the ole grl over heated while driving out of town, how do i start to fix this Click to expand... It did more than overheat if it melted the jug. Put the fire out and buy a new overflow jug to start.
Jerry Bransford Retired Supporting Member Joined Nov 9, 2015 Messages 29,739 Location Fleming Island FL May 9, 2023 #7 How the reservoir got hot enough to melt is a huge mystery to me, did it have its normal level of coolant inside it? Are there any modifications to that area that might be ducting hot air from the headers toward the reservoir? Reactions: Long Rider
How the reservoir got hot enough to melt is a huge mystery to me, did it have its normal level of coolant inside it? Are there any modifications to that area that might be ducting hot air from the headers toward the reservoir?