My 2WD Auto '89 Pioneer has full gauges, bucket seats & a D44
My 4WD Manual '88 Pioneer had gauges without Tach, bench seat & a D35
Both were purchased from the original owners who hadn't done any modifications.
There's a seller on ebay that has (or at least claims to have) a CRL three panel slider for the Comanche. Although a bit pricey it's another option. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... 45455&rd=1
Has anyone purchased these fenders: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NEW-LEFT ... enameZWDVW
They're about $75 including shipping, seems like a good price but I'm concerned about the quality. What do you guys think?
Here's a cargo light without switches.
http://www.comancheclub.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=9861
Thanks man. But I think i will need the wiring too. I think there is a wire connected to the cargo light that i need to run to that plug
Here's the wiring diagrams and what the back of the light looks like. The picture shows the C316 connector as part of the harness and the diagram shows it connecting directly to the light. I have to do this someday when I feel like pulling the interior apart. I can send you a PDF of the '88 MJ Electrical manual if you want, just pm an e-mail address.
I've been scared of them ever since I saw Monty Python and the Holy Grail!! Killer Rabbit!! Some call me... Tim. I think the Holly Hand Grenade of Antioch is in order.
I talk alot of BS you better double check. :roll:
That is correct. I just checked my LWB and SWB.
I know I just wanted him to take a walk :laughin:
Sorry to spoil your fun!!! ;)
Check the hard vacuum line from the vacuum canister (in front bumper, right side), it runs under the battery, two of mine were cracked near that point and they only blew through the defrost vents.
I fixed mine as you have done but if the cable was badly rusted I was planning on removing the winch housing, opening it up (it looks like it's riveted together??) replacing the cable then bolting the housing back together. I didn’t have to do this since the cable looked good. Good luck