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69mgbgt
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Hello all,
Looking for some help. I lost cabin heat in my wife's 1997 xj-6 the other day(we are in New England). I was thinking the first(and cheapest) place to start was a thermostat thinkin it may be stuck open. The local dealer also told me I might want to try the electric heater pump and the heater flow control valve. I was looking for your thoughts and also location of the two latter items(electric heater pump and heater flow control vv. Are these big jobs to do or can a weekend mechanic get thru it. Is there also a relay associated with the electric heater pump and the location of it.
Thanks in advance.
Ray
Looking for some help. I lost cabin heat in my wife's 1997 xj-6 the other day(we are in New England). I was thinking the first(and cheapest) place to start was a thermostat thinkin it may be stuck open. The local dealer also told me I might want to try the electric heater pump and the heater flow control valve. I was looking for your thoughts and also location of the two latter items(electric heater pump and heater flow control vv. Are these big jobs to do or can a weekend mechanic get thru it. Is there also a relay associated with the electric heater pump and the location of it.
Thanks in advance.
Ray
