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Thanks for all your replies. Here's another question. I thought I heard somewhere that the 4.0 Comanche was one of the most powerful mid-size pickup trucks of its time. Is this valid?
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Whose Jeep’s are these? I like the blue Comanche.
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Looks like you’ve got plenty of good suggestions. I can tell you that I once bought a 90s Ford Ranger that belonged to a heavy smoker. Using a rug doctor carpet cleaner works wonders. You can can use it on everything, but I would suggest replacing the carpet if it is old and worn out. Then use Ozium (I like the new car smell scent). Another tip, the BEST car air fresheners are from bath and body works. You have to try them out.
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I'm working on a video and wondered what you guys think the answers are to these questions. 1. Why did Jeep discontinue the Comanche? (I'm pretty sure it was low sale numbers towards the end, but maybe there were other reasons involved) 2. Around how many Comanches are estimated to be in existence today? Thanks
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The first Cherokee I saw at the junkyard had the lights, but it was the wrong style of connector for my 1987 Comanche (The Cherokee was a 94 I believe). Maybe I could make them work?
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Do you have a link to the catalogue?
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Thanks, how did you find the build date?
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Ok, so here’s the situation. I have a 1987 Comanche that has recently had the interior restored (Floorboards repaired, sound deadening material, new carpet, new headliner, etc). With the sound deadening material everywhere in the cabin, even inside the doors and b-pillars, it is MUCH more quiet than it used to be, HOWEVER, there is still some noise in the cabin. I believe that it is coming from the windows due to worn out seals. The attached videos shows what I’m talking about. There’s a bunch of wind noise coming from this area. I placed my ear near all other areas around the window and couldn’t hear anything near as loud as this area (This was at 55 MPH). Does anyone out there know of this problem? Another thing I notice is that my ears pop due to the air pressure in the cabin (Sorta like cracking only one window in a fast moving vehicle). Another thought I had was, maybe the doors are not sealing up well enough and need aligned. I had trouble with leaks due to the door seals not making full contact everywhere with the cabin. 545662C2-35E8-4B71-ABFB-8C17AE0C0349.MOV
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NEW Rear Window Louvers Installed!
NEO auto replied to NEO auto's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
I bought them from SFX Performance. Make sure to check that the louvers will work with your style of window. The simplest way is to call the manufacturer: http://www.willpak.com/ They willl give you the dimensions of the louvers so you can double check fitment before placing an order.- 11 replies
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I didn’t realize Comanche’s had this feature. Where are the lights positioned?
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NEW Rear Window Louvers Installed!
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