88 Jeep Comanche Stalling
 

Hi,
I would like to recap my stalling problem. My 88 Comanche was starting then
would immediately stall. I tried just about every tip or suggestion that I
received from your reply posts, but to no avail. I replaced the computer (with
one from the junk yard), tried a ballast resistor, swapped around (and
jumpered out) the relays, new fuel pump....and on and on and on.......
I finally fixed it by replacing the ignition switch (also with one from a junk
yard) . I guess that would be about the last item on the list to replace
according to the symptoms I was getting, but isn't that always the case.
Thanks again for all the helpful suggestions......... Ed

Re: 88 Jeep Comanche Stalling
 

Thanks for letting us know, that is a strange one though.

Did you open the old switch to see what had fried?

Usually when I see switch issues, it went out of adjustment. This can
arc them out or break contacts.

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

Ed wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I would like to recap my stalling problem. My 88 Comanche was starting then
> would immediately stall. I tried just about every tip or suggestion that I
> received from your reply posts, but to no avail. I replaced the computer (with
> one from the junk yard), tried a ballast resistor, swapped around (and
> jumpered out) the relays, new fuel pump....and on and on and on.......
> I finally fixed it by replacing the ignition switch (also with one from a junk
> yard) . I guess that would be about the last item on the list to replace
> according to the symptoms I was getting, but isn't that always the case.
> Thanks again for all the helpful suggestions......... Ed

Re: 88 Jeep Comanche Stalling
 

Thanks for letting us know, that is a strange one though.

Did you open the old switch to see what had fried?

Usually when I see switch issues, it went out of adjustment. This can
arc them out or break contacts.

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

Ed wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I would like to recap my stalling problem. My 88 Comanche was starting then
> would immediately stall. I tried just about every tip or suggestion that I
> received from your reply posts, but to no avail. I replaced the computer (with
> one from the junk yard), tried a ballast resistor, swapped around (and
> jumpered out) the relays, new fuel pump....and on and on and on.......
> I finally fixed it by replacing the ignition switch (also with one from a junk
> yard) . I guess that would be about the last item on the list to replace
> according to the symptoms I was getting, but isn't that always the case.
> Thanks again for all the helpful suggestions......... Ed

Re: 88 Jeep Comanche Stalling
 

Thanks for letting us know, that is a strange one though.

Did you open the old switch to see what had fried?

Usually when I see switch issues, it went out of adjustment. This can
arc them out or break contacts.

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

Ed wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I would like to recap my stalling problem. My 88 Comanche was starting then
> would immediately stall. I tried just about every tip or suggestion that I
> received from your reply posts, but to no avail. I replaced the computer (with
> one from the junk yard), tried a ballast resistor, swapped around (and
> jumpered out) the relays, new fuel pump....and on and on and on.......
> I finally fixed it by replacing the ignition switch (also with one from a junk
> yard) . I guess that would be about the last item on the list to replace
> according to the symptoms I was getting, but isn't that always the case.
> Thanks again for all the helpful suggestions......... Ed