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Check your O2 sensor's resistance, probe A&B on the sensor, should be 5-7 ohms

Then perform cruiser's tip #31

A$$holes!!! Awesome you tracked it down so quickly and got your stuff back.

Nice, how did the air dam trimming go?

This is a Metric Ton (Big Ton), G in the 4th position.

Check your O2 sensor, resistance between A & B should be 5-7 ohms.

Nice!

I would try to use the four attachments points that bolt it to the fenders, that way no fasteners/brackets are visible.

If it was just the oil pan gasket, replacing the RMS is a good idea while you're in there anyway.

Fixed it for ya.

Rule #2: Absolutely NO apologizing for asking questions!!! That is what we're here for, answering each others questions. There's no need to feel bad because you are unsure of something or if you couldn't find what you were looking for using the "search" feature. We all start at the bottom of the knowledge ladder and there's only one way to climb up. I encourage you to ask whatever is on your mind. The flip side of this coin is please do not yell at people to use the search. @Pete M please move to the MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs section

Just sold, 2012 Wrangler 6x6 pickup conversion. https://www.barrett-jackson.com/Events/Event/Details/2012-JEEP-WRANGLER-UNLIMITED-CUSTOM-6X6-PICKUP-250314

For an 88 post it here https://comancheclub.com/forum/31-1988/ no charge!!!

Get to it!!!

Welcome to CC, if you post the VIN in the registry one of the guys will get you build sheet info as well as build date and selling location to verify the tailgate badge.

Delay box is under the driver side dash, it's kind of flat with connections on two sides and is Velcroed into place.

They bolt down through the cups. Pull the cups off and make sure the alignment "tabs" are not bent. You can also bend the tabs out a little so when you bolt them down there is more force keeping them in place.

I remember @Gjeepmaking a tailgate handle lock, for the rest of us mere mortals a hose clamp may deter or at least slow down a thief.

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The door ajar switch just unscrews from the door frame. I think they changed the switch in '90 so pull yours to get the right one.