[yjswampthing]

My heater is far from being adequate in my 95 2.5L. I didn't know if this was a common problem or if maybe mine just has something wrong somewhere. I don't have an ac unit or direct vents for the heat, but I would still think that small amount of airspace would not be all that difficult to eventually heat up. Any ideas?

 

[Dare2BSquare]

I have experienced the same on mine. ('95yj). I got one of those air scoops for the cowl vent and will see if that helps move more air through the system when it gets cold. I also thought of leaving my windjammer on during the winter, so I would be heating only about half the space. The only problem with that is access to the rear for gear. I haven't had my rear seat in since I bought the jeep.

 

[whiteyj]

I realize the heater in the YJ is not the same as my Tahoe.

You mean it"s supposed to do something other than burn your feet or off?

 

[yjswampthing]

yeah the windjammer thing is on my mind too, but with the amount of air that thing lets by I couldn't see how it would be any better. I'm looking into a mojave heater (or other external unit) that I could mount somewhere out of the way. I'm just always concerned with space/cost/looks/effectiveness. Anyways, so my system is fine?

 

[Dare2BSquare]

Unless you have a leaking heater core or your blower doesn't work at all your system should be fine. Hey you are in Texas, YOU DON'T NEED NO STINKIN HEAT.

 

[Nuthin]

If you can't BBQ your feet ... through a pair of bullhide boots ... with the heater set on low ... in a YJ, that thing is BROKEN.

 

[18derrick]

Ya I have to turn mine off to stay warm. That thing works to good!

 

[jeepin92yj]

my heater works great becides the fact that you cook your feet. but i found that putting it on defrost with the heat will do the job without cookin your feet