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Leaking connector on heater hose on 1994 4.0L Jeep Cherokee sport

The heater hose that goes from the radiator to the firewall is leaking at a connector. I don't know what this part is called to get a replacement part. It looks like some sort of a valve because several hoses are connected to it. It is a black metal, and I can see several small cracks where coolant is leaking.

  • cei1954 Nov 15, 2008

    The connector on my 1994 Jeep Country (4.0L) is a black plastic part with several male connections for 5/8" hoses that carry the coolant. The top male connection point is broken and has fused inside the hose. The connector must be replaced and I am advised that the part is a dealer order only.

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Part you are referring to is your heater control valve. They generally develop small leaks where the actuator arm goes into the assembly. They are generally in the $30 dollar range and can easily be replaced.Don't forget to "top off colant level after repair!

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