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this is the dash that I'll be using this is the one I'm replacing finally installed the dash and a title wheel that I traded for got the 4.0 in and runnning

man I need to up date this

I replace my TPS on 89 4.0 comanche, my problme is that I only get @ 2.07 volts on the input and 2.86 on the output no matter where I adjust it. any clue of what I'm doing wrong.

been work on changing out the dashes and heater boxes past couple days.I ran into this evening the heater / ac box that I want to use is busted.I'm going to change the two boxes out. if it possable.

everything under it is rusted away floors,rockers, bed sides from the in side out. and it;s only has 64000. miles on it. the one we picked up from Davey's has a solid body.

I manage to pull the 4.0 and auto out of the donor from the scrapmanche. switch out the front bumper and tow hooks. pulled some of the wiring harness from the 2.5 to make room for the 4.0 still have a lot to do, any advice on this build will help.

I manage to pull the 2.5 5 speed and started on the 4.0

Wife an I made a trip to Davey's Jeep and picked a 89 comanche 2wd 2.5 5speed does not run home and in the garage are plans is to tranzs plate the drive tran from this one 4.0 auto 4wd also to use HP 30 with 3.5 coils & spacers with a 44 from the parts comanche and do a SOA

thats what I'm looking for, one with little rust. the only thing that worries me are the motor mounts on the unibody.

how of a big deal is it to change an mj with a 2.5 to 4.0 I have a 89 with a 4.0 only 61,000 mile but the body is shoot. I found one that is an 89 also with a 2.5 does run. I'm thinking about picking up if it an no big deal to change over. any in put would help Thanks

nice build going on.

I've have right now 315-16 on pro comp wheel, rough country drop down control arm bracket with with arms, heavy duty track bar, and a rugged ridge steering. right now I have a set 3.5 coils with spacers.

what I end up on the back, I'll buy coils to match for the front.

Thanks, that's what I hoping for 5-6" now just get some time to start on it.

in doing a SOA how much lift will I gain. Thanks