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Welcome aboard! Great to see your truck and hear your story.
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I could not believe my eyes when I saw this in old navy today. It is not a perfect match to a comanche, but its dang close Correct: The rear tail lights The stripe THE ROLLBAR! With lights! The front lights are square-ish Off: The large mirrors are not mid-door mount The rollbar lights are not round KC lights It's too bad it was in a kids size 6-7. Yes I asked if they had this in mens. The register lady laughed and told me no. If any of you have toddlers or young kids, Go Go Go! There are 2 left at my store.
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K Suspension 4 hole injectors, new Chinese?
Salvagedcircuit replied to Htchevyii's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
So for reference, is the 5.4L 4.6L Fuel Injectors from 1985-2003 Ford F150 F250 F350 E150 E250 E350 a compatible 4 hole injector for the 4.0L? Thanks! -
Comanche stolen in West Seattle ** HAS BEEN FOUND**
Salvagedcircuit replied to Barstool's topic in The Pub
I'm glad you got it back safe and sound. -
I installed the ACC black vinyl flooring in my MJ in 2023. It needs a lot of trimming, just like the carpet, but the vinyl does not contour to the floor that well. You will always have air pockets underneath the vinyl. I just decided to live with them. I did not use any spray adhesive or adhesion promoter. I did not use the included underlayment. I used 1/2in thick gym mats as a flooring mat. None by the pedal area because it interferes with pedal height. Ironically, the neoprene foam molds very well to the metal floor with a heatgun. The vinyl is nice though when its snowing or there's poor weather conditions. Your floor will clean up easily with a shopvac.
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CC aka canadian comanche
Salvagedcircuit replied to Sp88mj's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
That floor. WOW. That's what nightmares are made of. Ouch. -
Thanks for the groove
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And the beat goes on! Nice job everybody!
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November 2025 - An MJ Named Jessica
Salvagedcircuit replied to 89 MJ's topic in Comanche of the Month (MJOTM)
What a story. That's a monster truck of an MJ. Excellent work. -
Impressive amount of work. Nice job!
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CC aka canadian comanche
Salvagedcircuit replied to Sp88mj's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
Wow, definitely the undertaking! Nice job. -
Ooof that looks bad
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Project: Slippery Slope – a ’91 MJ runner
Salvagedcircuit replied to Gjeep's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
Excellent results. It reminds me to stop making excuses and polish mine -
Project: Slippery Slope – a ’91 MJ runner
Salvagedcircuit replied to Gjeep's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
What weather stripping did you end up going with? -
Daisy, my '91 Comanche Eliminator
Salvagedcircuit replied to Moosieus's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
Cool! Which baja fog lights did you settle on? Thanks -
Project: Slippery Slope – a ’91 MJ runner
Salvagedcircuit replied to Gjeep's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
Only a true Jeeper would know this. Can't wait to see the result! -
Looking great! Nice job
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Replicating MJ Bumper Caps
Salvagedcircuit replied to White_Comanche's topic in Vendors- members making products for MJs
YEAH BOIS This is what's UP right here! -
16 gallon vs 23 gallon
Salvagedcircuit replied to eaglescout526's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
Awesome thread! I have a 16gal tank and I thought about this exact method: use an old school small rigid pipe cutter Obviously I'd have to take the pump out to do this. Does anyone know where I can grab all the spare rubber bits for the tank? The vents, fuel pump seal etc...? I found: XJ Fuel filler hose: Crown Automotive 52000623 Fuel Tank Vent Valve: 5360058 Fuel Tank Vent Valve: 5360059 Fuel pump seal? Is it 53000575? 71722YH? Thanks! -
October 2025 - An Original Owner
Salvagedcircuit replied to 89 MJ's topic in Comanche of the Month (MJOTM)
Awesome story! That passenger fender looks pretty decent for being hammered back into shape. The clone Taiwanese fenders just don't seem to fit quite right on the comanche. I had to spend quite a bit of time to match mine, but I plan on grabbing an OEM one before I decided to seriously paint mine. Did you ever grab the high mileage license plate frames from Chrysler / FCA / Stellantis? The first and 2nd owner of any jeep is eligible. I think they cancelled the program by now. It's a good reminder for me to bug my local dealer. They have to have some lying around back. Well deserved! -
Montana Manche Restoration
Salvagedcircuit replied to Montana Offroad's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
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rear fender flare removal
Salvagedcircuit replied to thejum57's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
The three steel retainers have (3) M6 studs welded on each. The fenders are held in by 10mm M6 flanged head nuts. Make sure to use PB blaster on these studs if you are trying to disassemble. The studs commonly shear clean off on nut removal and you are left with no way of re-mounting the fender flares, unless you have a stud welder. If you get lucky, apply anti-seize. This advice need not apply to residents of arizona or southern california.
