Jeff's Jeep

Howeitsdone I know and have the vacuum lines hooked to the transfer case already these lines are about 3/8" rubber lines and one with a white plastic end like it plugs into something the other 2 seem to run together and are connected on the end with a kind of a metal T like fitting making them hook to something as one . Any help is welcome though Thanks!

I had to drop the trans to replace the slave cyl and clutch on my 89 Comanche 4.0L and a friend removed a couple hoses that were in the area on the passenger side of the BA10 trans. I can't seem to find where they go , one is a rubber hose about 3/8" and has a white plastic looking end about 2" long like it fits in a hole somewhere , the other is two 3/8" hoses running together and at one end join together with a metal T like connector making them both run into one metal outlet . My friend took these off and now is unable to come back and tell me where they came out or off from, but they where hanging down on the passenger side of the trans and I can't find where they go so it will be a real big help if someone knows just where they hook back up to ?

Damn could of saved me $20 oh well nothings too good for my MJ LOL !

Well after much research I found some shocks that fit a dodge pick that are about the same to fit on a Comanche but the eyelet holes are 11/16th of an inch instead of 5/8th of an inch like the Comanche so I have a set on order and found a guy who can get bushings that will fit to reduce the L2 eyelet hole 11/16" down to the L1 eyelet hole 5/8th of an inch on the Comanche. The bushings are 3/4 of an inch OD and will have to be turned or sanded down to the 11/16th of an inch to fit the shocks first but should work making the shocks fit my Comanche . The shocks are from SHOCKWAREHOUSE.COM and are 58484 Monroe Loadleveler shocks and are about $80 a pair . The bushings to make them fit with a little work turning them down from 3/4" to 11/16" can be bought from a guy named Steve Dunning at SDUN.AUTO@FRONTIER.COM for about $14 Hope this helps anyone trying to find some coil overs for their Comanche

Thanks Eagle very informative , I found that advance auto can order the 58497 's and I am about to order them but first I want to look into the ACDELCO coil overs and see what they have to offer if anything . But thanks I think you help me solve the problem and I learned a lot from your help ! Keep on Jeep -in !

I kinda like the looks of the ACDELCO coilovers there has to be something they make the right length and the right ends ( L1 bushing on both ends ) that will work any one know of the part # that will work ?

none of the # you guys gave me showed up anything on ebay either what is there out there that they still sell that will fit the comanche ???

they are also called coil overs !

Does anyone know a part # for coil spring assist shocks for a stock 89 comanche / pioneer package , I carry alot of weight with a equipment diesel fuel tank and want to put some coil spring assist shock absorbers on my truck to handle the extra weight when the aux fuel tank is full to help with the load but can't seem to find any that bolt right up like stock shocks so any one know of a set for the rear and maybe the front also?