jodawill

Wow! That new fan clutch made an INSANE difference! It runs much smoother and quieter now and the temperature difference was absolutely shocking to me. It used to get so hot, I could hardly open the hood. Now I can even touch things under the hood and they're barely warm! It's really starting to feel like a brand new vehicle now. I think that was the biggest bang for my buck I've gotten from any of these projects. I should have started there!

Thank you for featuring it! More improvements to come.

I just replaced the thermostat and the fan clutch. Hopefully it runs a lot cooler now.

Do you still have these?

Have you made any progress on the mud flaps? I'm missing one.

Yeah, it made the headlights about twice as bright. But the quality of the parts leaves a lot to be desired. We'll see whether it lasts.

I'm interested in the sub and the amp. PM sent

I'm using Anchor mounts. I haven't noticed any issues yet. I'll take a look. They looked identical to the originals.

I just opened up the 212-2 bulbs I bought a few weeks ago. They don't fit. I wonder if 212 is actually different from 212-2.

Out of curiosity, why are you selling these? I've been considering one of those Kicker subs, but I've been debating whether to go that route or get an amp with a non-powered sub instead.

I'm looking for a mud flap for the rear passenger side. If anyone has an original for a 1990 Comanche in reasonable condition, please let me know.

I got the wheels aligned. I'm not sure how long they've been misaligned, but they were really bad. I installed a headlight relay harness. The lights are about twice as bright now. The steering wheel feels a little sticky, so I just got a cheap cover from Amazon. I think the color matches the interior pretty well and it feels good, but I don't like how loose it feels on the inside. I might replace it with one that laces if I can find one that's the right color.

I replaced the included ground wire with some speaker wire for now. I'll see if they can send me a replacement. I didn't have the right tool to crimp it, so I'm not sure how well it will hold.

There's a problem with the ground wire on that side. It's not making a connection from one end to the other.