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I’m buying an 88 next weekend for parts I was hoping to get the build sheet so I can see what it all came with
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92 comanche rear bumper
Codybelec replied to Codybelec's topic in MJ Tech: DIY Projects and Write-Ups
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Someone else sent me the build sheet when I got it so cool to see there the same
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Not much of a write up but I cut a piece of tubing to fit in the rear hole where a bumper could go 54” long. I plasma cut out my design I wanted. I SHOULD have cut slots in the bumper to recess the tow points to the back of the bumper for more strength. But I welded on the tow points and now to paint and wire in reverse lights on the far sides and run a strip of red lights on the top and tie into the brake lights so the bumper will light up when I brake. I’m just going to weld it to my rear bumper mounts
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2000 Jeep TJ motor in a 92 comanche
Codybelec replied to Codybelec's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
I stuck with the intake off the Comanche just because I was able to sell the tj intake and exhaust manifold to make a bit of money back so I’m not totally sure if they fit -
2000 Jeep TJ motor in a 92 comanche
Codybelec replied to Codybelec's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
No I used comanche sensors and all the Comanche wiring -
I bought a 2000 Jeep tj motor for my 92 comanche that I bought with a blown motor thinking it would bolt right in.. it didn’t so here’s what I had to do to make it work. It started out I took off the coil packs and bolted in my distributor and timed it.. the alternator, water pump and fan bracket all line but some holes are blind and need to be drilled and tapped. I decided to mount the alternator where the a/c was since the motor I bought didn’t have it. I bolted on intake and exhaust and had my flywheel turned down at work I heard after the fact your not suppose to but it seems to work. I bolted the tranny onto the block and went to drop it in. The engine mounts didn’t line up so I used the old mounts but had to cut and modify the driver side to work. The oil pressure sensors back by the fire wall so you need a 90 degree fitting to angle it away but factory wiring will reach and plug in, same with factory alternator wiring reaches up top. I ran my new belt with rope and brought it to the parts store to have them match it. The coolant sensor that use to go back in the block the hole isint there anymore so I drilled and tapped my thermostat housing so I can see if it’s overheating. To mount alt up top you need to cut mechanical fan off and run dual electric fans. Any questions comment and I’ll try and help out. My only reason for doing this was I bought the wrong motor and made it work.
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I’ve wanted a Comanche for ever and never have been able to find one now that I did I want to make it look badass and keep it that way I’ll continue to wheel the piss out of my cheap xjs but I want my Comanche to be a head turner.. yeah I could easily get away with a small lift and 33s and it will look sharp but I won’t a bad @$$ rig... and I already own 6” lift coils and have a Cherokee rear end for SOA swap so I figured mide as well go 6” since I have a lot of the lift already. I’m an advent wheeler where I live so I’m fine with driving a clean MJ on 35s with stock axles It’ll just look that much better hailing my beater XJ around 🤣👌
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I bought a 92 with a blown 4.0 in it so I’m swapping in a long block from a cherokee. Then once it runs I’m going to focus on cleaning it up and doing body work on it. It needs new doors, rocker repair and lots of other rust control.. the jeeps end goal for now is a 6” lift on 35s but it won’t see the trails. I’ll have an XJ that’ll get wheel the commanches going to be my daily....Got the motor stripped down and pulled apart now just waiting on the 96XJ long block. The motor was ran dry and the connecting rod let go and came out the side of the block by the engine mount. I was waiting on my parts xj to finish my build but the deal fell threw so I ended up picking up a cheap 4.0 out of a 2000 tj.. the blocks are similar but the mounting for the accessories are in different spots. After drilling and tapping a few holes I have the 2000 4.0 ready to go in my 92 distributor Comanche. I got the lift in the front now to
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Is a 96 xj and a 92 mj a direct motor swap?
Codybelec replied to Codybelec's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
Thanks I’ll keep that in mind -
Is a 96 xj and a 92 mj a direct motor swap?
Codybelec replied to Codybelec's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
Hmm alright I’ll have to play it by year thanks I’m still waiting on getting this 96 Jeep I’ll let you know when I get it -
Previous owner ran the motor dry and sent rods threw the oil pan and I have a 96 xj I'm getting on trade from someone so I was hoping to direct swap the motor in without to much hassle (I still have a 97+ xj but I’d rather less @#$%ing around)
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while checking out the forum i found a write up for 97+ motor swap to a renix MJ. I was planning on doing the swap myself with my 92 and was wondering if there should be anything else i should look out for while doing the swap or if there is a write up already done for this. Thanks an excited first time MJ buyer
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help guys how do i get a picture in the right format for a display picture?
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Pulling my 4.0L what should be done?
Codybelec replied to Codybelec's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
thanks pete and ill check the timing chain -
Pulling my 4.0L what should be done?
Codybelec replied to Codybelec's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
sounds good I'm going to replace the RMS, oil pan gasket, exhaust manifold and frost plugs before i out it back in -
3-1992 Comanche Elimantor Its a 4.0L 4x4 standard. I bought the jeep with a blown motor sitting on 31s. I'm swapping in a 97+ 4.0L and then I'm going to focus on body work and rust control and get the jeep back on the road as my daily driver while I continue to just wheel an XJ. The jeeps in pretty rough shape there's lots of rust here in Nova Scotia but over time it will all be gone over. I'm not sure of what transmissions in it, what axles or transfer case I just picked it up but I'll update once I check it over.—EDIT— Got the Jeep running it’s got a 2000 tj 4.0 and 6” long arms with Soa in the rear it runs and drives and Is going to get body work and paint by the end of the summer
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Do you know who I email to get my build info I just bought my 92 4x4 manual 4.0l pioneer and I’m curious if that’s all what actually came with my jeep
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Pulling my 4.0L what should be done?
Codybelec replied to Codybelec's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
I live in Nova Scotia I have 2 blown 4.0l here.. I havnt heard the motor run and I def don’t have much money lol -
I bought my MJ with a blown 4.0 so I’m swapping one in from an xj. I have limited money but I wanted to change all the seals and different things I should while I have the motor pulled thanks.
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How do I add a picture for my account when I try from my phone it says the files to big and what should I include in my write up. I just bought my first mj I have 5 xjs tho
