Limeyjeeper

Absolutely!!

Yes because if there is no fluid in the proportioning valve that is what you have!!

This is the brake fluid level switch.

This is a great find thank you. I have the same issue with mine too. I think this will help a lot.

What year is your Comanche?. The pinouts changed a lot over the years, but I have them all!!

I bought the 140-12576-DR kit that came with pads.

Love them. Easy install if you have pre 90 knuckles.

Finally got my replacement hood from Off Grid Research. Took a long time to get it. He had a lot of issues getting it done. I know a lot of people got upset with him but the product is far superior to anything Baja Fiber built and I appreciate that fact he even tried. The fit is good and the quality is excellent. It is being made by a well-known hood manufacturer, and they did a bang-up job. My original hood warped really badly because there was not enough structure. Warped old hood Baja Fiber Hood OGR Hood - Fully finished on both sides. Built in hood mounts and functional vents with water drain holes This was before I adjusted it Gaps are all good. Hood curve is near perfect. I can adjust the fenders to get it exact. No different to a stock hood Clean gaps I dinged the paint which will get fixed when the hood is painted Gap looks off it actually isn't. Just the angle. I am never expecting 100% perfection it just doesn't happen with any fiber hood, but this is very, very close. It will require almost no finishing before paint.

I have a Challenger 10k Versymmetric lift. Not the cheapest but I wanted something that I know won't fail. It is high quality and safe. Do not buy a lift that doesn't have ALI certification.

The Solenoid has 3 pins. Ground, in, out then you take power from the power stud on the solenoid. I will need to dig out the diagram. There are plenty of wiring diagrams if you google it.

Still work just fine

Yes I have one on my Comanche. Seems to work fine. For what it costs you can have 2 spares for tbe cost of the Warn one!!

Just get one of these they work fine, $24 Probably made in the same plant as the Warn one without the name.

What he said. He did mine. Outstanding.

One might be c clip vs non C clip. I can't remember exactly when the changover happened. I think it was in 1994. The non C-clip is marginally stronger. I don't know if the housing changed to accommodate the C clip design if it didn't you should be ok to swap internals. Somebody here will be able to confirm one way or the other.