Hello. I have had a Jeep Grand Cherokee for about 4 years. Over the last year or so, I have been having coolant loss. At first, it was very little over the course of a month. Now it is about a half a gallon over a few days. We can’t find any leaks. The oil does not appear milky. There is a bit of moisture under the valve cover. What could be the problem?
2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee losing coolant
Is it a V8? My buddies V8 just lost a head gasket…the coolant was being burned w/no mixing of oil/coolant. This failure mode is quite common and possible. DO you notice a lot of “steam” out your tailpipe?
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It’s an I-6, and I just spotted coolant in my oil after posting the above. Also, the exhaust smells like coolant. We’re pretty sure it’s a cracked head. I understand that this is a common problem in Jeeps. Thanks for your help, though. 
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