Ron

next i would check egr valve. remove and check for carbon build up and or sticking valve. then with a omemeter check throttle posisioning sencer. has to be right on. good luck

Long story short. Never drove it. Step son blew the side of the block out. Wife wanted it fixed. Didn't want any thing to do with it. 2 days later wife had anouther engine on my engine stand. Installed engine, drove it to work for 2 days with for sale signes in the windows. Came home from work and sold he miny van. Some one on here said look under the carpet. Looked and found out why it wouldn't get worm in the winter. "No floor". Just cross supports. Now I'm restoring the whole thing. Never drove a 4 cylinder that felt so strong and never drove a car the road like it. It's been in her family since day one and well be around for a long time to come.

First thing to check would be, make sure all your out side lights are good. next chexk the flaser unit. After that I might check the wiring harness under the drivers carpet for a short. Hope it helps and works.

There is a Mill Supply that carry patch panels also.

I looked at the side skirts and I would spend the money for them in a second if I could find an air dam for it. The one in cal. looks in good shape but, I think it would be more then a week end drive from Cleveland Oh. I would drive to any state around ohio though. As far as my spelling goes, I have typed "Jeep Comanche" so many times on these keys every now and then the fingers get tied in knots.

It is nether the worled fastest comanche or jb hill with the dropped suspension The one I saw on this site was a silver one and was lowerd may be 4 inches in the front and 2 in the rear.It was called a STREET COMANCHE. I think the spot in this site was called "my comanche again. It had a red comanche with a body kit on it and at the bottom of this page was the silver street comanche.

By chance does any one make a body kit like the one on that truck?

I have an 88 2 wheel drive Comanche and some where in this site I spotted a lowerd gray Comanche. Can any one tell me where I might be able to find a set of drop spindles, drop springs or even a drop axle for the front end ? The rear is no problem at all. " HELP " I realy love the look of that truck. Thank you trucker460@yahoo.com

Joined: Fri May 22, 2009 11:18 am Posts: 51 Location: Decatur, In. ( I have a Chomanche again ). Does any one know where I could find an air dam like on the front of these 2 Chomanche's? I would love to hang on on my 88, 2 wheel drive. trucker460@yahoo.com Thank you.

Mill Supply also carries patch pannels and complete side pannels. I'm new to this site so help me spred the word. Thanks. Ron

There are 2 manche's, one red and the other is gray. On the same page. Does any one know where iI could get a air dam like that or is that one jest fitted to the truck. I know they make one like that for a Ford. Any help would be great. I realy do like that look. I'm new to this sit and am learning about how it works. Will I get an answer in here or thru my Email? trucker460@yahoo.com