MagicJames

Looking clean my guy

I always thought the second connector was for ABS diagnostics

Congrats, looking cleaner than most already. Let's get some more pics

Lovely stuff

it not mine, but I just saw it scrolling on youtube reels. I think this is the link, he's also got a full video on the jeep. Have a look and let me know. Your judegment would be better than mine

It was parked for a couple decades, I think it's factory

An image I found I thought was cool

Uffya, trying to build a chief right now. Man, the parts I could use on that thing https://bid.cars/en/lot/1-55775326/1986-Jeep-Comanche-1JTWL6512GT183768#

You have an automatic radio, pretty similar to the RX170, but people say they're less reliable. To be fair, once you get inside them, they're very similar and the problems like what you're saying with the cassette being spit out happen to all of them, whether it's a 170 or an automatic. The bulbs you replaced are for the back light that comes on when you turn on your headlights in the truck. The other light is the screen light, which is similar to a plasma screen. In my experience, the plasma screen on the automatics is always notably weaker than that on the 170/171s. Both lights have their own wire in the harness, usually orange and then orange with white tracer on the newer connectors, but one needs 12V only when you turn on the highlights. The other should have 12V when you turn the ignition. In my experience, when the plasma screen light goes out you options are to replace the screen, which is a bit finicky. So make sure you're sending 12V to the correct wire just to be sure first. I think the manual calls one a dimmer and one an LCD. As for the cassette getting stuck on the eject, it could be logic or mechanical. Basically, anytime the radio doesn't like something about the cassette, it ejects it. Mechanically, this could be the motor not engaging or a belt issue. Logic issues are more unfortunate, but it could be that the radio is not passing the first logic step, where it has to sense the cassette. FYI, all cassette decks are removable inside the radios, but they did sometimes differ from year to year, so you have to get exactly the right one; the plugs and brackets for them both differed. I'm trying to build a portfolio of all the variations to post on here. Tell me, with the lid off, when you insert the cassette, does the deck seat the cassette? Does it pull it and drop it down? I think people don't like the automatics because they're a bit ugly. Like, even when you play a cassette, you just get a blank screen with a direction line, no clock. I have one in my 90 limited, and it looks like this. FYI, all buttons can be individually swapped out, so if you're not happy with your power button looking like that, you can sawp if if you find a junk radio. Hope this helps

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1539222117615919/?ref=search&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3Aad4dcad3-59d4-43e3-989d-4f369ea0d7d7 Just spotted this on the marketplace. Did anyone here buy it? Lowest price I've seen in a while

Got a 4-cylinder chief that needed one, and I'm honestly not willing to spend twice the price of the truck to buy the sport bar. Took about a couple of weeks to do this one, just messing with it after work. I'm not the best fabricator, and this would probably be my first and last time doing it. If you're thinking about doing it, I'd say give it a go, it's really easier than you think. The hardest part is the bends coming down next to the bed. You gotta do them in very small sections to get the bends right, and even then, they still look slightly off, but I'm sure a more experienced welder with a proper mould would do them right. I just eyeballed everything from photos. So yeah, I think the prices some people ask for the originals are crazy, and we shouldn't be entertaining those prices. If you're thinking about it, give it a go; you can even hide the welds like I did for a smoother finish.

Would you mind telling me the exact issue here with that diaphragm? I'm doing the same rebuild with the standard kit, and don't want to make the same mistake

A 92' 4.0 5-speed with 4x4. Looks pretty complete too, has the original bumper. I've never actually seen a bench seat that basic. https://bidmotors.bg/en/jeep-comanche-1992-1j7fj26sxnl136862

On my 2.5, I replaced the pump and the wiring from a YJ. Everything was plugged exactly the same. But would anyone know if you can buy the orange box I'm pointing at that indicates the fuel level separately? The tiny wires inside are snapped. If anyone knows a replacement, please let me know. Ty

Anything you knowledgeable gentlemen can tell me about this Comanche? Anything special, or is it just a basic 4 cylinder? If anyone knows the dealer, that would be great. I tried to get the photos uploaded as HD as possible. Vin 1JTHW64SOHT114671. Zone 97. Delaer 8032.