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New Mexico Overheating and power steering issues

Thread starter DRT
Start date Jun 20, 2021
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DRT

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Jun 20, 2021

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I had an issue while driving in town at 35 mph when the warning light came and the motor was overheating. The dealer found a faulty ground connection to the radiator fan, repaired and everything was fine. I couple months later (while out of town traveling) I lost my power steering. After a long struggle to get my 2020 Gladiator Rubicon home and back to the dealer they found the ground to the frame for the power steering pump had a poor connection. I'm not sure where these grounds were located but I know they had to remove the front grille and radiator to repair. FYI