I have a 1995 jeep wrangler. 4 cl.2.5. Anyway its leaking underneath looks like lower hose has a hole afriend thinks it's my water pump i just see water coming down looks like from the clamp
Re: I have a 1995 jeep wrangler. 4 cl.2.5. Anyway its...
Your friend is probably correct. The pump has a "weep hole" that leaks when the seals have failed. If tightening the clamp does nothing, replace the pump.
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i would try a new fuel filter if its due for one anyway. my car was setting that code but ran fine. i changed fuel filter and that took care of it. of course there is other stuff like fuel pressure or vacuum leaks or plugged injectors that can cause that code. but a fuel filter if one is due anyway is a good place to start.
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i just bought a used 97 CHEROKEE but i had the same problem, when i got to looking at it i found out the front driveshaft was shot, look at that, if its not it i would say its probably the transfer case especially with an older vehicle like that which is a very expenxive repair
a right angle pipe coming out from the top of the valve cover with a rubber hose attached. if you it out, shank it! it should sound like a mabble inside of it.
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