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How to Remove the Heater Radiator on a Jeep Cherokee XJ

Model: Jeep Cherokee XJ, MK 2 - Years 1984-2001
Part: Heater core

Follow the instructions in the video to learn how to remove the heater radiator in a Jeep Cherokee. First, remove the various plastics from the dashboard. To make the job easier, you can remove both the front seats and the centre console: this will give you more space to work comfortably. After removing the dashboard, do the same with all the elements listed in the video: cigarette lighter, radio, clock, etc., remembering to disconnect the electrical connectors. Unscrew all the fixing nuts and pull out the heater box, open its cover, and proceed to replace the radiator.

Updated on 17 August 2026 by ScegliAuto

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