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Transmission Clacking Under Load/acelleration
MancheKid86 replied to MancheKid86's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
trans mount is good and doesnt touch exhaust every thing is nice and tight mines standard so no flex plate -
youve moved into the SUV catagory, nice deal for 900! now you can build your truck to be a monster!
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so much win, perfect
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long bed will be same length as utilty box, same bulky factor, onlly difference in how high it is, id rock that box on trail
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ba10/5 to ax15 OR aw4 swap info
MancheKid86 replied to JeepcoMJ's topic in MJ Tech: DIY Projects and Write-Ups
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Possible Axle Upgrade Ft And Rr
MancheKid86 replied to Me&my86MJ's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
if you wanted to use a passenger drop, you would need a new tcase, and also re do the engine mounts, as they make the powertrain slightly off to the right or re-sleeve the axle, both are costly, if you are tossing a diesel in, then you will be making your engine mounts anyways, and could at that time slap in the passenger side tcase at the same time -
Prestone Warning !!!!!! Plz Read
MancheKid86 replied to coyote kid's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
i used prestone 50/50 mix to fill my coolant system, i was replacing my tsat with a new one and installing a line heater (that i never used!) i guess i lucked out because i lived up in dawsoncreek last winter, and there were times it was -40c and more (which is -40f) and it was not frozen you must have gotten a baaad batch, good to keep in mind for when i flush my system tho! -
bump . :MJ 1: .
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Fuel Pump 89 Jeep Comanche 4.0 6Cyl
MancheKid86 replied to Jrwhite3230's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
http://www.jeepsrus.org/MegaBBS/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=3490&posts=7#M20347 and the rest of it http://comancheclub.com/topic/36043-external-fuel-pump-install/ :thumbsup: -
I'm thinking this IS the highest mileage mj, found it it isnt being destroyed, its beginning life as a truggy!!
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this ones done but it has over 800 000km ill see if i can get him on comanche club for odo reading
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a new one shows up in town, and every one automatically know its yours
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I Screwed Up And Need Help
MancheKid86 replied to coyote kid's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
then you did a good thing, slap that baby in -
I Screwed Up And Need Help
MancheKid86 replied to coyote kid's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
ouch, I'm with jeepdriver, hopefully it just blew the intake seal, causing a missfire where its leaking into the manifold to the cyl, which makes sense for it steaming out the intake manifold next is the head when you check your intake gasket you need to drain the coolant anyways, when refilling save the hassle and buy a jug of premix :thumbsup: -
tried on my big boy shoes and then this happened... my steering knuckle failed on me on a hill climb, it was previously cracked (casting was more than oxidized in the break) ejected my front coil as well and half my front drive shaft wasnt located, back to the chopping block, I'm glad it failed on trail, and not on the highway
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there is carfax reports, it will track where it was registered last and accidents, it will only pop up if its re-registered again, my white laredo came from quebec i found out! and my stroked 89 came from ontario! I'm across the province in BC
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this is a sad day, equally as sad as when cwlongshot left jeep on man jeep on
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x2 a good quailty job takes a lot of work, it may look good to the person who quickly does it, but to someone who does it for a living, you can see every shorcut, every bump, wobble ect. that being said, people are scared to use bondo (which some think premium bondo isnt bondo!!! XD ) if used properly it will get rid of all the low spots, but that all depened on how good your body work blocking skills are and if your doing the body work and paint, do not cheap out on sanding blocks, go for the durablock ones, and use a pneumatic pro finishing sander, not some plug in the wall board sander/carpentry sander
