ComancheKid45

Nice!

I used a spray dye to paint the interior of my J20 with great results.

Hmmm, I would think a sheared off flexplate would have made a heckuva racket but that would be a welcome surprise in this situation.

Passed my 10 year date last September. Still spend more time on this forum than anywhere else.

Thats ridiculous! :bs: :doh:

Finally after sitting dormant for the last couple months I got the windshield re installed this morning. Next up is setting up a plan for getting this cab set onto its new chassis, I'm ready to start picking away at this project once again!

Yeah that's a good idea as well.

Torque converter seal, output shaft seal on the transmission, input and both output shaft seals on the transfer case. Also would be a good time to remove the pan and replace the filter on the transmission since everything is out in the open if you'd like.

I believe it's the purple wire off the sending unit that is the float level wire...find where it goes into the cluster and test it for continuity ;)

Orange, nooooooo...... Why? Got any pics? two reasons. i had to sell it to automan2164 because i was starting college that was a 90 mile round trip. i needed something easy on gas and a little more reliable. i wish i would have held onto it. had to sell the 92 and my ATV and bought a honda civic. my second reason is knowing how it ended up. I'm sure glad someone spent the time to redo the bodywork, but man was i bummed when i found out it was painted orange. It's still alive and well... ;) I'm gonna end up with it someday, maaaaaaybe I'll be able to have it repainted to its former glory, its still a very nice truck after all the overhauling.

Nice.... I believe this was a current members truck/build on here as well

The harness upgrade is as worth it as people say, will definitely be doing that on my other Jeeps as well. Got my LED headlights slapped in today

Yep, get another, split it open and slap a new chain, fork pads and seals in there and you'll be good to go.

Links have to be tested with a multimeter ;)

I'd love to have something like this for Walker.....had to replace my current one and it just doesn't do the truck justice having a modern setup in there...

Picked up a new exhaust manifold for dirt cheap and slapped it in yesterday, that now completes the exhaust overhaul, brand new front to back! Waiting on my relay harness for my LED headlights yet. Friends and I are hoping to hit up Rausch Creek later this spring. It's been 4 years since I was there last so I'm excited for that!

I ordered a harness upgrade kit. I'll toss that in and see if anything changes. I read that through the 25+year old factory setup only 10.5 volts only show up to the lights themselves. We'll give that a shot and go from there.

Theyre these exact lights. https://youtu.be/TUYjrOvQrdc Purchased from an Ebay dealer http://www.ebay.com/itm/151777043125

How would you go about reversing the polarity?..... Electrical work is by far my weak point.

Alright fellas, if you happened to read the "lighting options" thread you would have seen the mention of Cree sealed beam LED headlights. Anyway I bought a set and went to install them this evening and noticed an issue. Here we go... When one side is installed along with a standard sealed beam on the other side the LED lights up fully on low beam, on high beam though it shuts off. With both LED lamps installed on low beam they both are bright on the top and the bottom 2 rows are very dim, and High beam is inoperable. So my question to you is, what's up? Haha. It's a stock non relay upgraded headlight harness and I even tried it out on my 96 XJ to see if it was a renix era issue with the same results. Just interested in opinions or options before i take action to possibly return them. Thanks for any info!

Nice! Should turn out great for ya.

Simply "No" :thumbsup:

How much lift are you looking for?

Great job so far! 3-4" of lift and 31s really pops a Comanches looks.

Mostly all those settings do are keep the trans out of overdrive.