It is always frustrating and is an out right nuisance to find that your temperature gauge keeps creeping up higher and higher while driving. If this happens to you, one part to definitely check is your Jeep Wrangler water pump. The water pump is part of the cooling system.

It is this pump that delivers used coolant from the engine back into the radiator. If it is not pumped out and back into the radiator the coolant will sit in the block and heads and cannot get cooled down.

If it can’t cool, then your vehicle will overheat. Whenever overheating occurs, worse problems can happen. You could blow a head gasket, or even warp your heads. It would be all around bad new for your vehicle. A quick look can help you know if your Jeep Wrangler water pump needs to be replaced. When your Wrangler was built, a hole was drilled into the underside of the water pump. This hole is called the weep hole. Its entire purpose is to show any fluid that is seeping past a bad seal. If you see a green fluid coming out of this hole, replace your Jeep Wrangler water pump. The fluid would contain coolant in it which is what would give it its green color. When it is time to place your water pump, let us help. You can use our website or our toll-free number to order any time of day or night seven days a week.Remember that any order over $50 is shipped for free.