olddude

Just let me know. Mine works but not intermittent, just one speed.

I need a working module.

Maybe this will help. My a/c is working.

I need a working 56000428 wiper module for a 89 Comanche

You were correct. I replaced the switch and the truck started right up. Thanks.

Thanks, I will look at that.

I have been working on my on-going problem. Several years ago I started having a problem starting my truck, turn the switch and nothing. I replaced the start relay, no help, so I replaced the the ignition switch, which is a pita. Then it was a sometimes thing, it would start just fine for a while then, no start. I installed a remote start button under the hood, connecting direct to the starter. Most of the time it would start just fine occasionally no start and I would use the remote. I have not been driving the truck much so I start it up occasionally or drive it on a errand and I would have to use the remote to start it. So, last week I decided to do some of the things that I have been putting off. Replaced the valve cover gasket. Got that done and running it to check for leaks and noticed a drip from the thermostat housing, and replaced the gasket. Then, leak checking that and noticed a leak from the power steer pump. Replaced the pump and had to wait a week for a pressure hose. So, now I am back to the start problem. I decided the ignition switch is either bad or not adjusted correctly. I replaced the switch again, no start and none of the instruments work (I pulled the instrument panel for access). When I turn the switch to the start position the radio and the computer screen goes out. I think it must be a wiring problem. Where to start

Saw one several months ago, very rare to so one here. I can't remember when I have seen one before that.

has the speedometer gear been change?

I bought it new in 1989 89 Comanche.pdf

The Wildcat was one of my favorites, it was a 'horse". My only complaint is the distributor being in the front of the engine, just behind the fan. In a hard rain if you ran through a large amount of water the condensation would collect in the distributor and drown it out. I don't know how many times I would get a call from my wife that she was stranded.

same temperature today?

52 Chev. Coupe 56 Mercury - mistake 56 Chev Belair 66 Chevelle SS396 54 GMC pickup - restored 69 Buick Wildcat 73 Pontiac Grand Prix - another mistake 78 Chev Pickup 80 Buick Regal 84 Buick Rivera 89 Jeep Comanche - still own 93 Cadillac Sedan Deville 99 Jeep Cherokee - rear ended & totaled 2004 Cadillac Sedan Deville 2015 Cadillac Escalade - still own 2008 Jeep Wrangler Sahara - still own

Another nice Georgia Comanche

I replaced my heater core with one from Advance several years ago and I replaced the A/C evaporator at the same time both being 30yrs old. It's a process. I removed the dash, some say just take loose and let it hang while removing the enclosure. First you need to discharge the Freon from the system. Like I said pita, Takes about 1 day to remove & 1 day to reinstall.

Check out team cherokee, they have a rear window defog switch, three prong. They also have door panels and gauges on sale.

Jealous

Sounds like a find! Awaiting the next installment

Just part of the process. I like the truck, I think it will be a good one, I noticed the UGA receiver cover. If it's a Georgia truck it shouldn't have much rust. Just keep on keeping on.

I used the old expansion valve on my r134 conversion. When I replaced the evaporator later I picked up a o ring kit from Advance Auto. Good luck, that thing is a PIA.

11 degrees F here this morning. I think the low was 9. It's 9:51 a.m. and up to 13 F. That's pretty cold for middle Georgia. The good news is, it's a bright sunny day today, not windy like yesterday.

Had all of them removed, 2 as a teen and 2 in the air force. The last one was impacted and they broke it into with a hammer and chisel, I thought they were kidding when they said they were going to do that. "they were not". The next day I looked like I had been in a fight with a prize fighter. The right side of my jaw was black from where they had me back it up with my fist. I trust you had a better experience.

correction: It was a 99. Well what do you expect from an Old Dude.

We had a 2000 XJ, bought it new, great car, we loved it until it met it's waterloo.