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same key do it all the time? only reason i ask is Chryslers security system will allow the car to start then immediately die when it does it does the security light stay on, it will either be a solid light or a picture of a key.

Did you use the correct fly wheel when this motor was Installed?

On mobile it's fine for me

Wow is about all I got to say about that, nice painting on the door. But I do agree someone is smoking something to get that price.

Welcome, I've always liked white Comanche they look cleaner imo. Good looking truck

Which is strange being Chrysler started installing v8 back in 93 I think. I think you are right tho and we probably would not have seen a v8. When you get that time machine going be sure to let me know.

If any one finds one send it my way would love to see if chrysler decided it needed a v8 like the Dakota got at that time. Would be cool to get one with the amc 360 in it.

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F153355628246 Manual for a 94-95 Comanche

RIP Don, even tho we have never talked your reputation proceeds you as is shown in these posts. Prayers for your family in this time of grief.

Any luck yet?

You can unplug the distribution valve wiring and if the light goes out its in there, if the light stays on its in the park brake, could be the wires grounded against the body of the pedal, or the switch has shifted and now thinks the park brake is on. Another thought, are you sure the pedal didn't get depressed by accident, it may look normal but still be engaged enough to turn the light on.

Thank you doing this. I spread out the ones in Denver and of course mine was the very bottom one, moved it to a little more accurate spot.

Not that I know of but there not hard. Disconnect the battery, and unscrew them. There is two wires on them to remove. They are probably rusty and they are cheap if I remember correctly.

To remove it you need to pull the four bolts and pull it off the axle, once off there should be two clips that hold the cable to the fork. The next thing would be getting the hole closed up, I would suggest going to a salvage yard and just pulling a vacuum one and installing with the axle engaged. I would be interested in the posi loc if you would like to get rid of it.

The one in Denver is getting ready to be crushed. someone got the tailgate, I then seen it on ebay. Taillights are gone. Bench seat and brackets were there the last time I was. I'm not sure if it's a location thing or corporate but it's 40% off till 1/1.

Merry Christmas to you all

Hopefully to a good home

https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/d/1992-jeep-comanche-mj/6745594837.html

Either a pull over or long sleeves for me.

4 cyl. 5 speed 2 wd long bed located at the local scrap yard. Damaged bed. taillight, tailgate and some interior have already been pulled. Denver CO lkq

I would check to see if your bulbs are Working, easiest way is to pull out your headlight switch one click. Once there on see if your front turn signals are lite as well as your taillights. If they are then the issues in the column. If dim lights you either have a bad ground in the rear and/or a bad connector at the front for the front lights. But there could be many things wrong, I would break up the problems and tackle them one by one starting with the lights. The only other thing I might suggest is that I see you've found cruiser, perform his ground refreshing and connector refreshing.

As for this ess, most of the vehicles I work on has it, they suck you stop it stops. I get a car on average a week that someone will complain that it died on them or that it acts like it's gonna die and it has this ess system. The only thing that I enjoy is I can usually tell who drives with two feet by there complaints. Can't say I've seen an increase in starter replacements but battery yes. These cars are getting so many electronics that most vehicles are coming with two batteries. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk

Why would they do that? If you think about it they would lose money either way, if they limit the salt on the roads then the stuff doesn't get corroded, the average person then doesn't have to take the vehicle in to get it serviced as often, or even buy a new car. The manufacturer is in it for the money, they know these are throw away cars from the beginning. Same goes for more undercoating they then have to spend more money on that. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk

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The ecu will see that all the sensors are operating as they should, and that the engine is at operating temperature then it will go to closed loop. If one of the sensors does not read as it should it will stay in open. I would look at replacing the cts, sounds like the ecm is doing what it's supposed to Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk