danbyrambler

Drop the front DS - - Murphy's Law can & will strike repeatedly :smart:

CL by Owner - - High asking price IMO without having seen it - Dunno - http://stlouis.craigslist.org/cto/3847162370.html

No expert but, I Had a veering problem also - Was caused by the thrust angle - None of the 3 Bonehead shops & local Stealership checked or even mentioned it - - - - Search is a good tool - - I learned how to Align, Cure my DW & mucho other here on CC - - Think NAXJA was 1st place I stumbled across TA, but it's found here also IIRC - - - - - - - My MJ has a 3" lift & stock TB with a drop bracket - Works fine for my DD/GG :wrench:

Maybe an episode of MYTH BUSTERS could be devoted to this worn out MaryAnn/Ginger type leak thing :yes: - - My 1987 MJ had the adj vents & same as DonH - no leaks, noise or any probs - It also had a sliding RW - - - Rear sliders are wonderful for infinitely adj airflow - - A salesman schooled me on their ventilation use during a test drive back in '86 - Once you find the sweet spot of window opening, one or both, and corresponding slider position you'll be hooked - - Seems as though Slider airflow use is becoming a lost art :smart:

CHEVY/GMC http://www.ebay.com/itm/Door-Mirror-82-83-84-85-86-87-CHEVROLET-PICKUP-MANUAL-CONCEALED-MOUNT-3-BOLT-L-/300903302072?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item460f3c03b8&vxp=mtr

My SIL is also one of the unfortunates - The least contact & it spreads all over - She nearly died once - In her lungs, eyes, mouth & everywhere from brush burning smoke- - - My forearms still have scars from the stuff - Probably from 1st springtime mowing along fencerows - only thing blistered was my hands & foreams - Dunno, that was in 1988 & it's never happened again - - I remember a coworker/friends wife telling how her grandmother used to protect the family when she was growing up somewhere in Oklahoma - They ate a little of the stuff every spring when the potency was supposedly strongest - Didn't really eat it - her half native american GM would crush the leaves into small pellets & drop 'em into their opened mouths kinda like a bird feeding its young - no chewing, backa da mouth & swallow - I declined her offer to treat me - - Also about this time a neighbor told me about the stuff he was given each spring to be immunized - He was a lineman for the local power utility - forgot whether pills or liquid but do remember it was oral & not a shot - - Might be worth asking your MD about similar - - - I do get a few blisters from time/time - - Figure it's from the doggy but dunno, stuffs all over here in SE Missouri - -

Google "BLACK JEEP COMANCHE" - select IMAGES - Take your pick - - - OR PhotoShop

Search is a good tool - - Lots of info on adding extra/additional ground points - - - There is no such thing as too much ground :wrench:

http://stlouis.craigslist.org/pts/3760024578.html SOLD - - PLEASE DELETE - -

KURT - - THOR - - BLITZ - - - - Dogs seem to pick up best on single syllable words/commands - - - - - - Warner Bros had a few Sheepdog cartoons, back when, based on Steinbeck's "Of Mice & Men" - - - When outwitted by the Fox, the pooch portraying Lenny kept asking his partner "Which way did he go George, which way did he go?" - - - - Named my Beagle "George" - - - - - My Dachunds name is DD (As in Double D, wink wink) Wife & Daughter haven't caught on & think the world of our LITTLE Dee Dee - - - - - - - Anyway, nice looking Puppy - - - Resist some of the the GF's urgings & give him a MANLY name - lol :thumbsup:

"Search" is a good tool Found this a little over a year ago in MJ Tech - - "SWAY BAR QUESTION" - - In it was this: From COMANCHE COUNTY Posted 20 June 2010 - 01:06 AM "Another option just for fyi are the rear sway bar links for a 95' F350, they are almost two inches longer, a little beefier, and have the correct bend. I used them on a 4" lifted XJ." Followed his advice & glad I did - - works well on my 3" lift - - eBay listing for next to nada at the time & then used Summit or Jegs price match for the actual purchase IIRC - - - Have recomended these to a couple others & no resulting death threats so far FWIW - - - Sway bar end link broke on my 87 MJ once uponna time & I didn't know it until the brakes needed to be stomped on at about 65-70mph & the nose dive the truck took was scary - - - - On road driving without a SB is a bad idea :wrench:

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Condition of parole? ;)

Solenoid should be continuous duty - - - I've used 12v Golf Cart relays for years - typical 200-300 amp contacts - $10-$15 :wrench:

GABRIEL G63692 - - 27.6 EXT 16.25 COMP 11.25 TRAVEL- - - Near identical to MONROE 32370 - - - Went with Gabriel only because of price & intended use - DD no off road - There's a couple pair still on eBay - - $45 Total for two - - http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-GABRIEL-SHOCKS-94-97-FORD-TRUCK-F450-2WD-FRONT-/120771769585?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item1c1e8ef4f1&vxp=mtr :wrench:

Stock shock specs: extended:22.58" Collapsed:13.78" Travel: 8.85" type:loop to loop 5/8" Diam hole Links to Gabriel & Monroe's spec info http://gabriel.com/products/docs/Gabriel_Mounting_Codes_Oct2012.pdf http://www.monroe.com/assets/downloads/english/08_MountingLengthSheet.pdf :wrench:

Good info in the DIY forum - - adding AC to a non AC truckSearch is a good tool :wrench:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/CHROME-JEEP-COMANCHE-MJ-ROOF-DRIP-RAIL-TRIM-MOULDING-PAIR-/171022993185?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&fits=Make%3AJeep%7CModel%3AComanche&hash=item27d1c3c721&vxp=mtr

Didn't use teflon tape or anything on the temp switch threads did you? :hmm:

Yep - Good story & semi valid, but old - from 1997 - full of half truths & BS added for effect - easy to google :rotfl2:

good ol' ted. :D most of that is actually true. he didn't mention the Dems though. he referred to the french. Yep - - 6 years ago & almost immediately added to/sensationalized by the British tabloid press & then the French & then Italy/rest of world & on & on since then He was supposedly being interviewed by British journalist Robert Chalmers sometime in May 2006 The journalist asked, "What do you think the last thought is in the head of a deer before you shoot it? Is it, `Are you my friend?` or is it `Are you the one who killed my brother?'" Nugent replied, "They aren't capable of that kind of thinking. All they care about is, 'What am I going to eat next, who am I going to screw next, and can I run fast enough to get away. They are very much like the French in that way." LOL - Still good for a chuckle -

How did you OK this with Mrs. Darren? - - - - Could be a sticky in DIY fourm - -Like, What goes on in CC stays in CC ;)

Yep - First time I heard this urban legend was back in the early '70s :cheers:

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