mjbret13

It wouldn't be a bad idea to service the difs. Would 3.07 be fine for running 31's. I don't plan on going any bigger then that. I do plan on swapping to an ax15 with a 231tc so I can have working 4wd.

I'm very curious what my gear ratio is. 88 comanche eliminator 4.0 2wd 5speed Peugeot BA10/5 with Dana 35 rear. It just feels really lacking in power with a set of 30x9r15 cooper discover AT. I. Also curious how to identify gear ratio on a Dana 30 but it's ID tag as a PO started a 4wd swap by swapping a non disconnect d30 in the front from unknown year cherokee.

The renix models are rare in junk yards around here. I'd rather much prefer a stock air box with a fram filter over the stupid k&n cone filter it has now. Should I be fine with a box out of a high output. Pretty much the same minus heat riser. Which I had blocked off on the box out of the old Cherokee and I passed smog with that. Looks like it functions but it never did.

It's a 88 4.0 5speed 250,xxx miles. Replaced the head 30,xxx ago.

It's that time again to get the good old comanche smog tested. I've replaced my catalytic converter finally so it will pass smog emissions wise. Visual inspection I will not pass due to a diy cone filter kit that came with the jeep. I'm having a problem finding a carb approved aftermarket intake for it. Even harder is finding a factory air box to replace cone filter it has. I don't have a Cherokee to borrow the air box out of to smog it this time. Any good places to look?

Most of the cold air goes towards the windshield when it should be at me and my passenger. That's the part that bugs me. Otherwise it handles the heat waves fine.

A/c works fine, vents will change between the modes just fine, ex. Max works fine, heat works, defrost, bi level, and vent. But no mater the setting it seems like the defrost never shuts off. I'm stumped on how to fix this problem. It all worked fine till recently.

Sounds like the contestation drain from the evaporator is clogged. Should be able to see it while looking straight up from under the jeep around the evap. Container. Be careful water may get you like it dead to me.

I already have a good kenwood head unit, pioneer speaks at all 4 corners. And song tweeters next to the mirrors.

It is long gone then. There's so many connectors not plugged into anything I never noticed.

Where is this renix emission timer located within the dash? And if so is true that a light should come on around every 80,xxx miles then I should have an emissions light on which I do not.

I'm just curious about how other comanche owners have installed good stereo systems in their Comanches. I absolutely love music. I had a good system in my old Cherokee and I did move what I could to the mj. What has me stumped is subwoofer setup to be great for just normal adding the depth to the music and also you can feel some of the bass. I also what the system to be loud with crisp sound. I'm not big into waking the entire neighborhood with bass but sometimes it is nice to have that punch for those songs that need it. I currently have a kenwood kdc352u that handles my pioneer 5 1/4 I have all around and the tweeters I have up front. It's just the subwoofer I'm stumped about.

After 7 months of leaking cork valve cover gasket, I finally had to deal with it. Fel pro blue metal and rubber gasket. Also cut an inch off both the tubes within the valve cover. Pretty clean under the valve cover.

Found more photos from when I first bought her. Bed full of parts. Had the original 2wd straight axle in the bed. That went off for scrap metal. Engine parts in the cab. Engine bay. Yes that motor still runs and runs really good. No blow by what so ever. Cleaned up the cylinder before putting the head on that was found laying in the passenger seat. It did pass California emissions testing the next day. Why the photos end up small, I have no idea.

Current plans....... Finish 4wd drive swap with a ax15 and 231. Still on the look out for them. Look out for 4wd shifter and shift gate for 231. Make a home brew cable shifter for the 231. Replace clutch pedal as mine ended up bent after being repaired. Find a good dash wiring harness with a good fuse box out of a comanche. Eliminate the c101 connector. Of course I'll need front and rear driveshafts out of a short bed 4wd comanche with an ax15. Weld perches (soa) and install disk brakes on the Dana 44 I have in storage. Lift front to match rear height from the soa. Get 31/10.50/r15 and a set of d windows with off set. Camo accents on the interior. Front and rear bumpers. Sliders to protect cab and bed side. All I can think of at this time. Will update.