Re: 1988 Jeep Comanche Pioneer
Commanche is a great vehicle. It's the same unibody 'frame', engine,
transmission, t-case and axles as the Cherokee. Super reliable pickup. Carl "cowboy67" <cowboy67111@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1189077414.751197.173810@r29g2000hsg.googlegr oups.com... > Great thanks for the input! I read a little on the net and seen > nothing but great reviews. > > On Sep 5, 10:38 pm, Jeff DeWitt <JeffDeW...@nc.rr.com> wrote: >> I had an 86, GREAT little truck, I'd probably still be driving it if it >> hadn't been totaled by an old man in a minivan. >> >> It's really an XJ (Cherokee) pickup, from about the back of the seat >> forward it's pretty much identical to a Cherokee, so mechanical parts >> aren't hard to find at all, and if it's got the 4.0 engine you've got a >> pretty much bulletproof engine. >> >> They are about as easy to work on as you could hope for a relatively >> modern vehicle... about the only think I know of that you have to pull >> the engine for is replacing the engine. >> >> The only thing your really going to have a tough time finding are parts >> that are unique to the truck, such as the rear bumper, tailgate, bed >> parts... but if I can find parts for my Studebaker pickup it should be >> relatively easy to find parts for your Comanche. >> >> Good luck, and have fun with it! >> >> Jeff DeWitt >> >> >> >> cowboy67 wrote: >> > Howdy all, >> >> > Just a few questions about the 88JeepComanche. >> >> > 1) Overall, how would you rate it? >> > 2) Parts, are they hard to find? >> > 3)Maintenance, does it cost an arm and leg and is it easy to work on? >> > Basically, if anything needs to be done, can you do it with the engine >> > installed in the vehicle? >> >> > I am sure I will have a few more as I think more about it. >> >> > Thanks, >> >> > Jim- Hide quoted text - >> >> - Show quoted text - > > |
Re: 1988 Jeep Comanche Pioneer
Commanche is a great vehicle. It's the same unibody 'frame', engine,
transmission, t-case and axles as the Cherokee. Super reliable pickup. Carl "cowboy67" <cowboy67111@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1189077414.751197.173810@r29g2000hsg.googlegr oups.com... > Great thanks for the input! I read a little on the net and seen > nothing but great reviews. > > On Sep 5, 10:38 pm, Jeff DeWitt <JeffDeW...@nc.rr.com> wrote: >> I had an 86, GREAT little truck, I'd probably still be driving it if it >> hadn't been totaled by an old man in a minivan. >> >> It's really an XJ (Cherokee) pickup, from about the back of the seat >> forward it's pretty much identical to a Cherokee, so mechanical parts >> aren't hard to find at all, and if it's got the 4.0 engine you've got a >> pretty much bulletproof engine. >> >> They are about as easy to work on as you could hope for a relatively >> modern vehicle... about the only think I know of that you have to pull >> the engine for is replacing the engine. >> >> The only thing your really going to have a tough time finding are parts >> that are unique to the truck, such as the rear bumper, tailgate, bed >> parts... but if I can find parts for my Studebaker pickup it should be >> relatively easy to find parts for your Comanche. >> >> Good luck, and have fun with it! >> >> Jeff DeWitt >> >> >> >> cowboy67 wrote: >> > Howdy all, >> >> > Just a few questions about the 88JeepComanche. >> >> > 1) Overall, how would you rate it? >> > 2) Parts, are they hard to find? >> > 3)Maintenance, does it cost an arm and leg and is it easy to work on? >> > Basically, if anything needs to be done, can you do it with the engine >> > installed in the vehicle? >> >> > I am sure I will have a few more as I think more about it. >> >> > Thanks, >> >> > Jim- Hide quoted text - >> >> - Show quoted text - > > |
Re: 1988 Jeep Comanche Pioneer
Commanche is a great vehicle. It's the same unibody 'frame', engine,
transmission, t-case and axles as the Cherokee. Super reliable pickup. Carl "cowboy67" <cowboy67111@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1189077414.751197.173810@r29g2000hsg.googlegr oups.com... > Great thanks for the input! I read a little on the net and seen > nothing but great reviews. > > On Sep 5, 10:38 pm, Jeff DeWitt <JeffDeW...@nc.rr.com> wrote: >> I had an 86, GREAT little truck, I'd probably still be driving it if it >> hadn't been totaled by an old man in a minivan. >> >> It's really an XJ (Cherokee) pickup, from about the back of the seat >> forward it's pretty much identical to a Cherokee, so mechanical parts >> aren't hard to find at all, and if it's got the 4.0 engine you've got a >> pretty much bulletproof engine. >> >> They are about as easy to work on as you could hope for a relatively >> modern vehicle... about the only think I know of that you have to pull >> the engine for is replacing the engine. >> >> The only thing your really going to have a tough time finding are parts >> that are unique to the truck, such as the rear bumper, tailgate, bed >> parts... but if I can find parts for my Studebaker pickup it should be >> relatively easy to find parts for your Comanche. >> >> Good luck, and have fun with it! >> >> Jeff DeWitt >> >> >> >> cowboy67 wrote: >> > Howdy all, >> >> > Just a few questions about the 88JeepComanche. >> >> > 1) Overall, how would you rate it? >> > 2) Parts, are they hard to find? >> > 3)Maintenance, does it cost an arm and leg and is it easy to work on? >> > Basically, if anything needs to be done, can you do it with the engine >> > installed in the vehicle? >> >> > I am sure I will have a few more as I think more about it. >> >> > Thanks, >> >> > Jim- Hide quoted text - >> >> - Show quoted text - > > |
Re: 1988 Jeep Comanche Pioneer
On Sep 5, 10:09 pm, cowboy67 <cowboy67...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Howdy all, > > Just a few questions about the 88 Jeep Comanche. > > 1) Overall, how would you rate it? > 2) Parts, are they hard to find? > 3)Maintenance, does it cost an arm and leg and is it easy to work on? > Basically, if anything needs to be done, can you do it with the engine > installed in the vehicle? > > I am sure I will have a few more as I think more about it. > > Thanks, > > Jim Thanks for the input. I bought it the other day and so far love it! Is there any website that you all have that specializes in Jeep Comanche parts? I have looked but really could not find one that was that specific. The part I am looking for is the interior courtesy lights. Thanks again! Jim |
Re: 1988 Jeep Comanche Pioneer
On Sep 5, 10:09 pm, cowboy67 <cowboy67...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Howdy all, > > Just a few questions about the 88 Jeep Comanche. > > 1) Overall, how would you rate it? > 2) Parts, are they hard to find? > 3)Maintenance, does it cost an arm and leg and is it easy to work on? > Basically, if anything needs to be done, can you do it with the engine > installed in the vehicle? > > I am sure I will have a few more as I think more about it. > > Thanks, > > Jim Thanks for the input. I bought it the other day and so far love it! Is there any website that you all have that specializes in Jeep Comanche parts? I have looked but really could not find one that was that specific. The part I am looking for is the interior courtesy lights. Thanks again! Jim |
Re: 1988 Jeep Comanche Pioneer
On Sep 5, 10:09 pm, cowboy67 <cowboy67...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Howdy all, > > Just a few questions about the 88 Jeep Comanche. > > 1) Overall, how would you rate it? > 2) Parts, are they hard to find? > 3)Maintenance, does it cost an arm and leg and is it easy to work on? > Basically, if anything needs to be done, can you do it with the engine > installed in the vehicle? > > I am sure I will have a few more as I think more about it. > > Thanks, > > Jim Thanks for the input. I bought it the other day and so far love it! Is there any website that you all have that specializes in Jeep Comanche parts? I have looked but really could not find one that was that specific. The part I am looking for is the interior courtesy lights. Thanks again! Jim |
Re: 1988 Jeep Comanche Pioneer
On Sep 5, 10:09 pm, cowboy67 <cowboy67...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Howdy all, > > Just a few questions about the 88 Jeep Comanche. > > 1) Overall, how would you rate it? > 2) Parts, are they hard to find? > 3)Maintenance, does it cost an arm and leg and is it easy to work on? > Basically, if anything needs to be done, can you do it with the engine > installed in the vehicle? > > I am sure I will have a few more as I think more about it. > > Thanks, > > Jim Thanks for the input. I bought it the other day and so far love it! Is there any website that you all have that specializes in Jeep Comanche parts? I have looked but really could not find one that was that specific. The part I am looking for is the interior courtesy lights. Thanks again! Jim |
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