I'm having the same problem with the same model. The heater was working fine until I had a new radiator installed recently. I've been told that crud from the old radiator has probably clogged the heater core. From the engine, remove the hoses going into the fire wall. Turn your ignigtion on but do not crank. Turn the heater to on. Take a garden hose, preferably the cone shaped, twist action kind, and put the tip in the end of one heater hose and turn on the water but not too high because too much pressure could blow a hole in the heater core. The water should break up the debris. Repeat through the other hose.
I also have a 2000 jeep wrangler. This year has a problem with the heater core plugging up. You can either try to flush it out, or just replace the heater core.
the heatercore is most likely plugged up; get a new one; they are about 50 bucks; the ducts could have fallen off or rotted away but it think your heater core is plugged; a flush MIGHT help but a flush after your new heater core is installed would be money better spent
Heater core may be plugged . Flush the cooling system, also check thermostat.
It would be best to disconnect the coolant lines and flush the core after the radiator flush. This will clear any sediment from the core.
apparently the heater core is plugged, try taking both hoses off of it and get a garden hose and try to flush it out.
it will leak.they dont usually get plugged up.if it does u may have poor heat.u can flush core with hose.
Cut the hoses close to the firewall and loop them together using a flush valve or other splice connector that can handle heat.
I remove both heater hoses and use a garden hose to force water through the heater core. I just send water through both ways for a couple of minutes.
I wouldn't think you could flush a heater core. you can flush a radiator. Heater core you would have to replace if it is leaking or stopped up
The heater core may be plugged or bad. You can either flush the heater core and the 2 lines running thru the firewall to the heater core or you can replace the heater core.
Either pull the hoses off of the heater core and flush the core out or pull the hoses off the block and flush the heater core through the hoses..............
possibly clogged heater core, remove heater core hoses and flush with a hose until clean. reinstall hoses fill with coolant and let it run. if heater core is too plugged up you will have to replace it.