99 TJ heater will not turn off Help!!!!!!!!!!!!
07-08-2007, 11:22 PM
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99 TJ heater will not turn off Help!!!!!!!!!!!!
can someone please help me with my heater fan on with out the heater
being on and it can get hot at times i
jeep and would like to able to use the fan but cannot because if I do
I would be turning the heater on also I do not know if this may have
anything to do with the heater problem but a few months ago when I was
at school I had a dash board fire and melted the heater control to
where I could not use it and so I replace it with a new used one I got
a wrecking yard but after a month after the fire and replacement
heater control was installed I got this problem am not sure what to do
I have been checking posts but I have not found anyone with the same
problem as I do so I am turning to you guys again.
My rig is a 99 wrangler sport 5 speed stick 6 cylinder engine no ac
Thanks ahead of time Jamie
being on and it can get hot at times i
jeep and would like to able to use the fan but cannot because if I do
I would be turning the heater on also I do not know if this may have
anything to do with the heater problem but a few months ago when I was
at school I had a dash board fire and melted the heater control to
where I could not use it and so I replace it with a new used one I got
a wrecking yard but after a month after the fire and replacement
heater control was installed I got this problem am not sure what to do
I have been checking posts but I have not found anyone with the same
problem as I do so I am turning to you guys again.
My rig is a 99 wrangler sport 5 speed stick 6 cylinder engine no ac
Thanks ahead of time Jamie
07-08-2007, 11:41 PM
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Re: 99 TJ heater will not turn off Help!!!!!!!!!!!!
On Jul 8, 8:22 pm, Jamie Mello <carkey...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> can someone please help me with my heater fan on with out the heater
> being on and it can get hot at times i
> jeep and would like to able to use the fan but cannot because if I do
> I would be turning the heater on also I do not know if this may have
> anything to do with the heater problem but a few months ago when I was
> at school I had a dash board fire and melted the heater control to
> where I could not use it and so I replace it with a new used one I got
> a wrecking yard but after a month after the fire and replacement
> heater control was installed I got this problem am not sure what to do
> I have been checking posts but I have not found anyone with the same
> problem as I do so I am turning to you guys again.
> My rig is a 99 wrangler sport 5 speed stick 6 cylinder engine no ac
>
> Thanks ahead of time Jamie
> can someone please help me with my heater fan on with out the heater
> being on and it can get hot at times i
> jeep and would like to able to use the fan but cannot because if I do
> I would be turning the heater on also I do not know if this may have
> anything to do with the heater problem but a few months ago when I was
> at school I had a dash board fire and melted the heater control to
> where I could not use it and so I replace it with a new used one I got
> a wrecking yard but after a month after the fire and replacement
> heater control was installed I got this problem am not sure what to do
> I have been checking posts but I have not found anyone with the same
> problem as I do so I am turning to you guys again.
> My rig is a 99 wrangler sport 5 speed stick 6 cylinder engine no ac
>
> Thanks ahead of time Jamie
07-08-2007, 11:41 PM
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Re: 99 TJ heater will not turn off Help!!!!!!!!!!!!
On Jul 8, 8:22 pm, Jamie Mello <carkey...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> can someone please help me with my heater fan on with out the heater
> being on and it can get hot at times i
> jeep and would like to able to use the fan but cannot because if I do
> I would be turning the heater on also I do not know if this may have
> anything to do with the heater problem but a few months ago when I was
> at school I had a dash board fire and melted the heater control to
> where I could not use it and so I replace it with a new used one I got
> a wrecking yard but after a month after the fire and replacement
> heater control was installed I got this problem am not sure what to do
> I have been checking posts but I have not found anyone with the same
> problem as I do so I am turning to you guys again.
> My rig is a 99 wrangler sport 5 speed stick 6 cylinder engine no ac
>
> Thanks ahead of time Jamie
> can someone please help me with my heater fan on with out the heater
> being on and it can get hot at times i
> jeep and would like to able to use the fan but cannot because if I do
> I would be turning the heater on also I do not know if this may have
> anything to do with the heater problem but a few months ago when I was
> at school I had a dash board fire and melted the heater control to
> where I could not use it and so I replace it with a new used one I got
> a wrecking yard but after a month after the fire and replacement
> heater control was installed I got this problem am not sure what to do
> I have been checking posts but I have not found anyone with the same
> problem as I do so I am turning to you guys again.
> My rig is a 99 wrangler sport 5 speed stick 6 cylinder engine no ac
>
> Thanks ahead of time Jamie
07-08-2007, 11:41 PM
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Re: 99 TJ heater will not turn off Help!!!!!!!!!!!!
On Jul 8, 8:22 pm, Jamie Mello <carkey...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> can someone please help me with my heater fan on with out the heater
> being on and it can get hot at times i
> jeep and would like to able to use the fan but cannot because if I do
> I would be turning the heater on also I do not know if this may have
> anything to do with the heater problem but a few months ago when I was
> at school I had a dash board fire and melted the heater control to
> where I could not use it and so I replace it with a new used one I got
> a wrecking yard but after a month after the fire and replacement
> heater control was installed I got this problem am not sure what to do
> I have been checking posts but I have not found anyone with the same
> problem as I do so I am turning to you guys again.
> My rig is a 99 wrangler sport 5 speed stick 6 cylinder engine no ac
>
> Thanks ahead of time Jamie
> can someone please help me with my heater fan on with out the heater
> being on and it can get hot at times i
> jeep and would like to able to use the fan but cannot because if I do
> I would be turning the heater on also I do not know if this may have
> anything to do with the heater problem but a few months ago when I was
> at school I had a dash board fire and melted the heater control to
> where I could not use it and so I replace it with a new used one I got
> a wrecking yard but after a month after the fire and replacement
> heater control was installed I got this problem am not sure what to do
> I have been checking posts but I have not found anyone with the same
> problem as I do so I am turning to you guys again.
> My rig is a 99 wrangler sport 5 speed stick 6 cylinder engine no ac
>
> Thanks ahead of time Jamie
07-08-2007, 11:41 PM
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Re: 99 TJ heater will not turn off Help!!!!!!!!!!!!
On Jul 8, 8:22 pm, Jamie Mello <carkey...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> can someone please help me with my heater fan on with out the heater
> being on and it can get hot at times i
> jeep and would like to able to use the fan but cannot because if I do
> I would be turning the heater on also I do not know if this may have
> anything to do with the heater problem but a few months ago when I was
> at school I had a dash board fire and melted the heater control to
> where I could not use it and so I replace it with a new used one I got
> a wrecking yard but after a month after the fire and replacement
> heater control was installed I got this problem am not sure what to do
> I have been checking posts but I have not found anyone with the same
> problem as I do so I am turning to you guys again.
> My rig is a 99 wrangler sport 5 speed stick 6 cylinder engine no ac
>
> Thanks ahead of time Jamie
> can someone please help me with my heater fan on with out the heater
> being on and it can get hot at times i
> jeep and would like to able to use the fan but cannot because if I do
> I would be turning the heater on also I do not know if this may have
> anything to do with the heater problem but a few months ago when I was
> at school I had a dash board fire and melted the heater control to
> where I could not use it and so I replace it with a new used one I got
> a wrecking yard but after a month after the fire and replacement
> heater control was installed I got this problem am not sure what to do
> I have been checking posts but I have not found anyone with the same
> problem as I do so I am turning to you guys again.
> My rig is a 99 wrangler sport 5 speed stick 6 cylinder engine no ac
>
> Thanks ahead of time Jamie
07-09-2007, 09:41 AM
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Re: 99 TJ heater will not turn off Help!!!!!!!!!!!!
OK.....
As far as I know, they started using a flow through system back in the
YJ's where there is no 'off' for the fan speed switch so unless you turn
the climate selector to 'off' the fan is always on.
This means you simply turn the climate selector to vent and the
temperature control to cold and let the fan do it's thing on it's own
low or give it more.
Once you have fresh air coming through which will take a little bit of
time, it will blow out the residual heat left over from the hot heater
core sitting under there and blow fresh air in.
You then can put the selector on defrost or heat and get the same
outside air.
If you want to eliminate the heat source of the active core sitting in
the heater box, you have to add a valve to the heater line out under the
hood and shut off it's coolant.
On the Cherokee, they put a water valve under the hood so the heater
core actually shuts off. I don't 'think' the TJ has this, but could
easily be mistaken. If it does, then this valve has issues, either
vacuum or mechanical. The Cherokee one defaults closed with no vacuum.
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's - Gone to the rust pile...
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
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Jamie Mello wrote:
> can someone please help me with my heater fan on with out the heater
> being on and it can get hot at times i
> jeep and would like to able to use the fan but cannot because if I do
> I would be turning the heater on also I do not know if this may have
> anything to do with the heater problem but a few months ago when I was
> at school I had a dash board fire and melted the heater control to
> where I could not use it and so I replace it with a new used one I got
> a wrecking yard but after a month after the fire and replacement
> heater control was installed I got this problem am not sure what to do
> I have been checking posts but I have not found anyone with the same
> problem as I do so I am turning to you guys again.
> My rig is a 99 wrangler sport 5 speed stick 6 cylinder engine no ac
>
> Thanks ahead of time Jamie
>
As far as I know, they started using a flow through system back in the
YJ's where there is no 'off' for the fan speed switch so unless you turn
the climate selector to 'off' the fan is always on.
This means you simply turn the climate selector to vent and the
temperature control to cold and let the fan do it's thing on it's own
low or give it more.
Once you have fresh air coming through which will take a little bit of
time, it will blow out the residual heat left over from the hot heater
core sitting under there and blow fresh air in.
You then can put the selector on defrost or heat and get the same
outside air.
If you want to eliminate the heat source of the active core sitting in
the heater box, you have to add a valve to the heater line out under the
hood and shut off it's coolant.
On the Cherokee, they put a water valve under the hood so the heater
core actually shuts off. I don't 'think' the TJ has this, but could
easily be mistaken. If it does, then this valve has issues, either
vacuum or mechanical. The Cherokee one defaults closed with no vacuum.
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's - Gone to the rust pile...
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)
Jamie Mello wrote:
> can someone please help me with my heater fan on with out the heater
> being on and it can get hot at times i
> jeep and would like to able to use the fan but cannot because if I do
> I would be turning the heater on also I do not know if this may have
> anything to do with the heater problem but a few months ago when I was
> at school I had a dash board fire and melted the heater control to
> where I could not use it and so I replace it with a new used one I got
> a wrecking yard but after a month after the fire and replacement
> heater control was installed I got this problem am not sure what to do
> I have been checking posts but I have not found anyone with the same
> problem as I do so I am turning to you guys again.
> My rig is a 99 wrangler sport 5 speed stick 6 cylinder engine no ac
>
> Thanks ahead of time Jamie
>
07-09-2007, 09:41 AM
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Re: 99 TJ heater will not turn off Help!!!!!!!!!!!!
OK.....
As far as I know, they started using a flow through system back in the
YJ's where there is no 'off' for the fan speed switch so unless you turn
the climate selector to 'off' the fan is always on.
This means you simply turn the climate selector to vent and the
temperature control to cold and let the fan do it's thing on it's own
low or give it more.
Once you have fresh air coming through which will take a little bit of
time, it will blow out the residual heat left over from the hot heater
core sitting under there and blow fresh air in.
You then can put the selector on defrost or heat and get the same
outside air.
If you want to eliminate the heat source of the active core sitting in
the heater box, you have to add a valve to the heater line out under the
hood and shut off it's coolant.
On the Cherokee, they put a water valve under the hood so the heater
core actually shuts off. I don't 'think' the TJ has this, but could
easily be mistaken. If it does, then this valve has issues, either
vacuum or mechanical. The Cherokee one defaults closed with no vacuum.
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's - Gone to the rust pile...
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)
Jamie Mello wrote:
> can someone please help me with my heater fan on with out the heater
> being on and it can get hot at times i
> jeep and would like to able to use the fan but cannot because if I do
> I would be turning the heater on also I do not know if this may have
> anything to do with the heater problem but a few months ago when I was
> at school I had a dash board fire and melted the heater control to
> where I could not use it and so I replace it with a new used one I got
> a wrecking yard but after a month after the fire and replacement
> heater control was installed I got this problem am not sure what to do
> I have been checking posts but I have not found anyone with the same
> problem as I do so I am turning to you guys again.
> My rig is a 99 wrangler sport 5 speed stick 6 cylinder engine no ac
>
> Thanks ahead of time Jamie
>
As far as I know, they started using a flow through system back in the
YJ's where there is no 'off' for the fan speed switch so unless you turn
the climate selector to 'off' the fan is always on.
This means you simply turn the climate selector to vent and the
temperature control to cold and let the fan do it's thing on it's own
low or give it more.
Once you have fresh air coming through which will take a little bit of
time, it will blow out the residual heat left over from the hot heater
core sitting under there and blow fresh air in.
You then can put the selector on defrost or heat and get the same
outside air.
If you want to eliminate the heat source of the active core sitting in
the heater box, you have to add a valve to the heater line out under the
hood and shut off it's coolant.
On the Cherokee, they put a water valve under the hood so the heater
core actually shuts off. I don't 'think' the TJ has this, but could
easily be mistaken. If it does, then this valve has issues, either
vacuum or mechanical. The Cherokee one defaults closed with no vacuum.
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's - Gone to the rust pile...
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)
Jamie Mello wrote:
> can someone please help me with my heater fan on with out the heater
> being on and it can get hot at times i
> jeep and would like to able to use the fan but cannot because if I do
> I would be turning the heater on also I do not know if this may have
> anything to do with the heater problem but a few months ago when I was
> at school I had a dash board fire and melted the heater control to
> where I could not use it and so I replace it with a new used one I got
> a wrecking yard but after a month after the fire and replacement
> heater control was installed I got this problem am not sure what to do
> I have been checking posts but I have not found anyone with the same
> problem as I do so I am turning to you guys again.
> My rig is a 99 wrangler sport 5 speed stick 6 cylinder engine no ac
>
> Thanks ahead of time Jamie
>
07-09-2007, 09:41 AM
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Re: 99 TJ heater will not turn off Help!!!!!!!!!!!!
OK.....
As far as I know, they started using a flow through system back in the
YJ's where there is no 'off' for the fan speed switch so unless you turn
the climate selector to 'off' the fan is always on.
This means you simply turn the climate selector to vent and the
temperature control to cold and let the fan do it's thing on it's own
low or give it more.
Once you have fresh air coming through which will take a little bit of
time, it will blow out the residual heat left over from the hot heater
core sitting under there and blow fresh air in.
You then can put the selector on defrost or heat and get the same
outside air.
If you want to eliminate the heat source of the active core sitting in
the heater box, you have to add a valve to the heater line out under the
hood and shut off it's coolant.
On the Cherokee, they put a water valve under the hood so the heater
core actually shuts off. I don't 'think' the TJ has this, but could
easily be mistaken. If it does, then this valve has issues, either
vacuum or mechanical. The Cherokee one defaults closed with no vacuum.
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's - Gone to the rust pile...
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)
Jamie Mello wrote:
> can someone please help me with my heater fan on with out the heater
> being on and it can get hot at times i
> jeep and would like to able to use the fan but cannot because if I do
> I would be turning the heater on also I do not know if this may have
> anything to do with the heater problem but a few months ago when I was
> at school I had a dash board fire and melted the heater control to
> where I could not use it and so I replace it with a new used one I got
> a wrecking yard but after a month after the fire and replacement
> heater control was installed I got this problem am not sure what to do
> I have been checking posts but I have not found anyone with the same
> problem as I do so I am turning to you guys again.
> My rig is a 99 wrangler sport 5 speed stick 6 cylinder engine no ac
>
> Thanks ahead of time Jamie
>
As far as I know, they started using a flow through system back in the
YJ's where there is no 'off' for the fan speed switch so unless you turn
the climate selector to 'off' the fan is always on.
This means you simply turn the climate selector to vent and the
temperature control to cold and let the fan do it's thing on it's own
low or give it more.
Once you have fresh air coming through which will take a little bit of
time, it will blow out the residual heat left over from the hot heater
core sitting under there and blow fresh air in.
You then can put the selector on defrost or heat and get the same
outside air.
If you want to eliminate the heat source of the active core sitting in
the heater box, you have to add a valve to the heater line out under the
hood and shut off it's coolant.
On the Cherokee, they put a water valve under the hood so the heater
core actually shuts off. I don't 'think' the TJ has this, but could
easily be mistaken. If it does, then this valve has issues, either
vacuum or mechanical. The Cherokee one defaults closed with no vacuum.
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's - Gone to the rust pile...
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)
Jamie Mello wrote:
> can someone please help me with my heater fan on with out the heater
> being on and it can get hot at times i
> jeep and would like to able to use the fan but cannot because if I do
> I would be turning the heater on also I do not know if this may have
> anything to do with the heater problem but a few months ago when I was
> at school I had a dash board fire and melted the heater control to
> where I could not use it and so I replace it with a new used one I got
> a wrecking yard but after a month after the fire and replacement
> heater control was installed I got this problem am not sure what to do
> I have been checking posts but I have not found anyone with the same
> problem as I do so I am turning to you guys again.
> My rig is a 99 wrangler sport 5 speed stick 6 cylinder engine no ac
>
> Thanks ahead of time Jamie
>
07-09-2007, 09:41 AM
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Re: 99 TJ heater will not turn off Help!!!!!!!!!!!!
OK.....
As far as I know, they started using a flow through system back in the
YJ's where there is no 'off' for the fan speed switch so unless you turn
the climate selector to 'off' the fan is always on.
This means you simply turn the climate selector to vent and the
temperature control to cold and let the fan do it's thing on it's own
low or give it more.
Once you have fresh air coming through which will take a little bit of
time, it will blow out the residual heat left over from the hot heater
core sitting under there and blow fresh air in.
You then can put the selector on defrost or heat and get the same
outside air.
If you want to eliminate the heat source of the active core sitting in
the heater box, you have to add a valve to the heater line out under the
hood and shut off it's coolant.
On the Cherokee, they put a water valve under the hood so the heater
core actually shuts off. I don't 'think' the TJ has this, but could
easily be mistaken. If it does, then this valve has issues, either
vacuum or mechanical. The Cherokee one defaults closed with no vacuum.
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's - Gone to the rust pile...
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)
Jamie Mello wrote:
> can someone please help me with my heater fan on with out the heater
> being on and it can get hot at times i
> jeep and would like to able to use the fan but cannot because if I do
> I would be turning the heater on also I do not know if this may have
> anything to do with the heater problem but a few months ago when I was
> at school I had a dash board fire and melted the heater control to
> where I could not use it and so I replace it with a new used one I got
> a wrecking yard but after a month after the fire and replacement
> heater control was installed I got this problem am not sure what to do
> I have been checking posts but I have not found anyone with the same
> problem as I do so I am turning to you guys again.
> My rig is a 99 wrangler sport 5 speed stick 6 cylinder engine no ac
>
> Thanks ahead of time Jamie
>
As far as I know, they started using a flow through system back in the
YJ's where there is no 'off' for the fan speed switch so unless you turn
the climate selector to 'off' the fan is always on.
This means you simply turn the climate selector to vent and the
temperature control to cold and let the fan do it's thing on it's own
low or give it more.
Once you have fresh air coming through which will take a little bit of
time, it will blow out the residual heat left over from the hot heater
core sitting under there and blow fresh air in.
You then can put the selector on defrost or heat and get the same
outside air.
If you want to eliminate the heat source of the active core sitting in
the heater box, you have to add a valve to the heater line out under the
hood and shut off it's coolant.
On the Cherokee, they put a water valve under the hood so the heater
core actually shuts off. I don't 'think' the TJ has this, but could
easily be mistaken. If it does, then this valve has issues, either
vacuum or mechanical. The Cherokee one defaults closed with no vacuum.
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's - Gone to the rust pile...
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)
Jamie Mello wrote:
> can someone please help me with my heater fan on with out the heater
> being on and it can get hot at times i
> jeep and would like to able to use the fan but cannot because if I do
> I would be turning the heater on also I do not know if this may have
> anything to do with the heater problem but a few months ago when I was
> at school I had a dash board fire and melted the heater control to
> where I could not use it and so I replace it with a new used one I got
> a wrecking yard but after a month after the fire and replacement
> heater control was installed I got this problem am not sure what to do
> I have been checking posts but I have not found anyone with the same
> problem as I do so I am turning to you guys again.
> My rig is a 99 wrangler sport 5 speed stick 6 cylinder engine no ac
>
> Thanks ahead of time Jamie
>