what year flexplate will work?

[JeepcoMJ]

flexplate on my 87 comanche sport is cracked...badly. what years can I use? is there a difference in the cps part of it and bolt pattern?

 

 

I have a few lineups but they're all for the H.O. engines and idk if they will work with the renix system cps.

 

ideas?

[87manche]

must be renix.

ho used a diffent tooth pattern/cps.

can't use the ho CPS and flexplate with renix ECU.

[JeepcoMJ]

10-4

 

i just bought a new one...but it will take 4 days to get it. so i guess i'll clean the tranny really really good, and clean off the back of the engine and also take care of the leaking manifold while i'm at it

[87manche]

sounds like fun.

[JeepcoMJ]

nope, sounds like a crappy time

[87manche]

it's not all bad.

I did the hondas brakes, my dads brakes, fixed his air handler in the dash (now that's fun, I didn't know human arms could bend that way), did struts on the wife's camry. All last weekend.

I feel a bit sore today.

[JeepcoMJ]

haha, try doing 4 sets of ujoints in 1 weekend, and yanking the head from a renault and putting in new precups too....

 

the renault makes the 4.0 look like fun to work on

[Eagle]

must be renix.

ho used a diffent tooth pattern/cps.

can't use the ho CPS and flexplate with renix ECU.

Which translates to 87 thru 90 for the flex plate

[JeepcoMJ]

10-4 big guy. i ordered a new one it'll be here in 4 days. i'm replacing the filter and front and rear tranny seals, and cleaning the tranny in the meantime

[JeepcoMJ]

installed it with a new torque converter seal and tranny filter/pan gasket kit.

 

that fixed the choppy running...it's perked right up now that the CPS can get a good reading rather than a bunch of wobble. shifts smooth, runs good. now i have to replace one idler wheel for the serpentine, and take off the intake and exhaust manifolds so i can weld the exhaust.