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When you go to replace it, use a TJ rear tracbar bushing. They used a larger 1/2" bolt size.
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Oh yeah, PM inbound. Minenarr thrashed and hard, rattle like a mofo.
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Tailgate Strap bumpers-SOLD OUT
Rockfrog replied to fiatslug87's topic in Vendors- members making products for MJs
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Started in 91, just to update the info in this thread.
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When ordering parts, 87-90 are identical as far as the motor goes, there little to no difference on all the other parts, and those that differ are factory upgraded/superceded parts (thebdistributor is one, the 89-90 having less leaking issues than the 87-88). 2686 is the coreect head casting used from 87-90 53005535 is the correct Block casting used from 87-90 It is possible the motor was replaced with a newer motor in better condition. But other than a newer build date than the original, it is identical in every way to the 88 motor.
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Those wires run to a connector (or at least used to) that winds up coming out up by the heater hoses on the firewall. Comes up through in a 2 wire harness past the starter. Search thatvgeneral area and you should find either a 2 pin weatherpak connector hanging down, or a chopped up harness coming from under the trans tunnel.
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'Ratmanche' the '88 Comanche
Rockfrog replied to Rockfrog's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
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'Ratmanche' the '88 Comanche
Rockfrog replied to Rockfrog's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
Aaaaand ... In the spirit of holy crap has it been that long ... Where to begin, just swapped on a set of 98 XJ manual crank doors, reworked some of the engine bay layout, mocked up the intake piping (sorta PVC-ish until the piping comes in amidst the COVID delays). Dropped a really rough passenger side cowl rise hood, and yeah it's gonna need some serious body work to look OK. Also swapped in a Liberty NP242 behind the AX15. This brings SYE equivalent beef to the table for minimal layout. Downside - no more speedo drive. 32 spline output front and rear (with no necking down, just -
Rockfrog started following Ujoints and Grey bench seat covers.
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Hello guys and gals, I'm on the lookout for a bench seat cover in grey, need the lower and upper, seat I have has no headrests. The specifics. Needs to be shipped to Canada. Yeah, it'll cost me, I know. Looking for just the covers not the entire seat assembly. Looking for Grey, or Black, but will consider Blue. Condition is my biggest concern, I have a ratty old cover currently so not interested in another. Currently rebuilding the seat foam and reconditioning the seat frame so willing to wait for a decent set.
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Rockfrog started following MJ Hardcore Tech: Epic Journeys to Greatness
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Mnkyboys 89 Comanche project
Rockfrog replied to mnkyboy's topic in MJ Hardcore Tech: Epic Journeys to Greatness
I'm interested in learning mor about that external voltage regulator. I have a 136A WJ alt I want to toss onto my 88. Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk- 666 replies
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Anyone know what "Logic Ground" is supposed to mean? Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk
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Board looks to be unscorched, and in good shape for having been sitting some time (I was given the jeep a while back, drove it on/off the trailer, but no registration makes it parts only. Several of which currently make Ratmanche move. Once I figure the pin outs, I can at least test it out. I wanted to put center dome lights in the MJ, this just seems a more fitting, and better looking set. Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk
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Dug out my old 91 electrical FSM, and found wiring digram codes that match what I have, so that's a start. Looked in my 89 FSM and it only lists the SJ overhead, nothing for the 60/70 series (XJ/MJ) So, looks like I needs to start digging. Already located the temp sensor pins so that's easy, next I guess is what's input power and what's not really needed on the plug. Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk
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I did find this, and the circuit board has a 1987 date code on it. Further research has led me to beive the consoles are the same up to 1995, possible 1997 when the design changed. Wiring is easy but reading the diagrams, not so much. Looks like I might need to grab the back half of the console possibly for further internal parts. The diagram references a compass module. I di grab the temp sensor and about 6' of pigtail so that's an easy one. Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk