If you have a leak from the transmission, you can have it drained, the seals replaced and refilled. You would probably be better advised to find a reputable transmission shop in your area and see what they say if there is an issue with yours. The AX-15 is still in production for other uses and individual parts are available. Rock Auto shows a remanufactured AX-15 with the Jeep part number for $834.79 plus $800 core charge. What I can find is part number 52108118AB, however it has been discontinue (from Mopar). The 1998 TJ manual with the 4.0 should be the AX-15. I just wanted to show her some TLC since it had been seven years. The jeep ran perfect, probably the best and most reliable vehicle I own at of my four. I had the water pump replaced, radiator hoses, serpentine belt, thermostat, ALL the fluids/greases/oils, all the ball joints, tie rod ends, installed quick disconnects, tune-up, wires, spark plugs, tires, all the brakes, sway bar shock. My jeep is used in the woods to hunt and it's primarily back roads. I had to drive it from my mechanics in Meas, AZ to Payson, AZ. I drove it at highway speeds of 70 mph, and climbed through the mountains. After the maintenance I used all weekend with no issues of signs of leaks. What are your thoughts, a new radiator? The weird thing is last week I had some preventative maintenance completed on my jeep, since it mostly sits and gets less than a 100 miles a year. The overflow reservoir level is at the low mark. So, basically a moist-looking rectangle the same length and width as the top of the radiator. Also, the inside of the hood was wet the same length as the radiator top.

I found it dripping from the bottom of the fan shroud and when I lifted the hood there was coolant along the top of the radiator in the seams. When I was walking backing inside after turning it off I noticed a liquid under it, which was coolant. I backed it up and let it idle for about 20 minutes. This evening I started up my Jeep, the weather is around 50 degrees. It's been a while but I need your expert advice again.

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