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Did a Google search and it brought up a thread from 2017 on CC - very cool

I will search that That sounds pretty good to be able to get a look at whats happening for sure

Anyone using this - https://nickintimedesign.com/product/renix-engine-monitor-ii/ . I really don't know what all it does ? Is it something of value to have? This IS my last jeep, so if can get something to keep it going I'm going to do it.

It's really tight back there but I got it to work. Here's what I did. Undo a coat hanger to fish it through. Once you have it fed through, just tape the RCA cables to the end and carefully pull it back up. Be sure to make sure you leave extra cable behind it.

Hmmm good to know. I use Crutchfield for all my stereo needs. I know this doesn't help you, but they have lifetime support and I used it often.

I would agree with eaglescout - it looks like a breather hose minus the top of the plastic

Dante2 thank you Cruiser54 - I'm in Wisconsin until the end of the month, so I am not able to measure anything yet. What am I shooting for?

I just looked under my truck and noticed I don't have a front drive shaft? Maybe Its because the D44 front axle I put in had a u-joint a different size on the yolk end?? I really can't remember why or how long its been missing . Probably since I built it up . I have two drive shafts in the corner of the garage but I don't know if they are for the CJ or the Comanche??. Anyone got a picture of one I can compare to mine? If I don't have one, can I take one off a Cherokee and have the correct length?

Absolutely awesome write up!

My drivers side looked like that. It's really a hard thing to see and then feeling like it's a lost cause. But it isn't. I haven't heard any thing about the Cherokee replacement floor pans? I know this is a long shot but look for a junk yard MJ and take a reciprocating saw and cut out what you need. That's the route I took and it turned out great. I did have to fab up the seat mounts using small pieces of flat steel. It will require a friend with a welder though. I just welded the piece over over the rusted out floors verses trying to cut it in. Worked out well. Good luck and don't throw in the towel.

I have the Protofab rear bumper on mine. Not sure if they are making them any more but I really just needed an excuse to say nice looking truck

Good work

What a #@%! show! I would have lost it. Sorry to hear that. I will keep an eye out for those so maybe someone else won't have to go through the same thing.

Lol yes they can get into a lot of trouble if they don’t have exercise and a job to do.

that came out really nice. it makes me reconsider putting one in but i can't bring myself to cut s hole in the roof

Saweet .congratulations on Comanche of the month.

Yep not bad. I pictured a lot more

I think the cost of shipping it would be costly, but I’m just thinking out loud

Congratulations

I enjoyed reading all 4 pages. So much information in your build that I need to figure out a way to save it. So, I can find it easily. Looked just like mine but minus the newer grill!

Got a new addition to our family . Lola a 15 week old Australian Shepherd -> Can’t forget Xander ->

I think it would be.

I am thinking it was in good shape but I wasn’t paying to much attention to that. The Jeep was in pretty good shape though. you can kinda see a part of the bed in this picture took some pictures of the bumper if anyone is looking. it had nice tires and rims in bed and really nice rims on it ->

This actually makes me feel better about it. You’re right about having it perfect and the worrying that goes with it

I definitely think so