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Yes, we get a discount. With the MJ, XJ, and my wife's BMW and Mercedes, plus a Workhorse chassis RV. It helps to get some discount on the parts and oil changes.

I tow my Cherokee behind the RV. I have also towed it behind the Comanche and towed the Comanche behind the Cherokee. With 2 old Jeeps sometimes one has to tow the other home. Make sure the steering isn't locked and don't go crazy, they don't seem to mind.

Just a guess but don't the 4 cylinders have a CPS like the 4.0?

Finally have brakes, in the end I replaced everything. Went with the dual diagram. I cross referenced the brake switch Cruiser posted from NAPA with the AutoZone part, DR497. Unfortunately I don't have a napa around with hours I can get there. I used some M12 and M10 master cylinder adapters to 3/8 flared for the connections to the proportioning valve. I think I have to say I work part time at AutoZone. So yes I do use a bunch of their parts.

Yes, I also deleted the load sensing on it as well.

It is possible i bumped the ebrake, will have to check that. I replaced the proportioning valve with one from a YJ, I believe most of the earlier jeeps used the Kelsey Hayes proportioning valves. This is the one I used here, MBM, Brake Proportioning Valve Kelsey Hayes Style | Best Prices & Reviews at Morris 4x4 (morris4x4center.com) The brakes work much better now, they feel more like my XJ and the peddle is firm.

Sorry, I should have said which light, it is the brake light on the dash. I replaced the switch on the peddle with the one Cruiser suggested. It has the torque converter and the brake light switch hookup.

Just went through putting the dual diaphragm and 96 master cylinder on my truck, now the brake line is always in. I did also replace the proportioning valve and some of the lines and calipers and wheel cylinders. I had a problem bleeding the brakes and ended up replacing almost every thing. The brake do work now and was able to bleed them. It is an 88, 4.0, aw4

1988 Jeep Comanche Pioneer 4.0, AW4, np231, Dana 30 front, Dana 35 rear swapped to Dana 44, short bed Built July 1, 1987 Outside of Reading PA Was on the road 2 years ago. Finishing up SOA, and should be inspected and road project shortly. Build thread

Was able to take it in the dark to get some gas. They can't see the inspection stickers in the dark. And none pulled into the station.

Thank you for the tip. I put the new valve in and the brakes bleed easy. Seems there is a leak that I have to find, but there is brakes again.

I haven't seen a special way to bleed them. I just start closest and then work out. I did get the YJ proportioning valve today. Going to work on it tonight. It is supposed to reduce the rear 20%. Since the load sensing was removed.

As the saga for getting brakes working again, had some other parts show up. Still waiting on the YJ proportioning valve. Rear brakes still don't bleed. So the headlights and relay are here. Also shift linkage for the transfer case.

Finished up the front brake job, the back brake wouldn't bleed so replace the wheel cylinders. Started it up and had a fuel injector leak, so 6 new fuel injectors. Some cheap 746 knock offs for now. Also, hooked up a license plate light and fixed the headlight switch in the dash from flopping around. Used a washer and ground it down a little. Now hopefully off for alignment and inspection. Maybe next week I can legally drive it on the road.

I think I should have tried the map gas. But it was at the perfect hight to just let it sit for a while.