Richard

('89 Cherokee pioneer 4.0L) I have that "Power/Comfort" button for the
transmission (on the dash next to the rear wiper button) It works
intermittently I am wondering if it is the switch itself or a module under
the dash?

attnews

you are most fortunate in having an all-AMC cherokee; I had one myself, and
really miss it now.
The "power" button is for raising the shift-point, rpm-wise, when
accelerating under full throttle. My brand new AMC Comanche also has one,
and if I don"t use it for long periods of time, I have to flip it a few
times to clean the contacts...then it works ok. ; How do you know yours is
not working? ?
"Richard" <rwrede2@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:10md6bqi3aqpp1b@corp.supernews.com...
> ('89 Cherokee pioneer 4.0L) I have that "Power/Comfort" button for the
> transmission (on the dash next to the rear wiper button) It works
> intermittently I am wondering if it is the switch itself or a module under
> the dash?
>
>

attnews

you are most fortunate in having an all-AMC cherokee; I had one myself, and
really miss it now.
The "power" button is for raising the shift-point, rpm-wise, when
accelerating under full throttle. My brand new AMC Comanche also has one,
and if I don"t use it for long periods of time, I have to flip it a few
times to clean the contacts...then it works ok. ; How do you know yours is
not working? ?
"Richard" <rwrede2@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:10md6bqi3aqpp1b@corp.supernews.com...
> ('89 Cherokee pioneer 4.0L) I have that "Power/Comfort" button for the
> transmission (on the dash next to the rear wiper button) It works
> intermittently I am wondering if it is the switch itself or a module under
> the dash?
>
>

attnews

you are most fortunate in having an all-AMC cherokee; I had one myself, and
really miss it now.
The "power" button is for raising the shift-point, rpm-wise, when
accelerating under full throttle. My brand new AMC Comanche also has one,
and if I don"t use it for long periods of time, I have to flip it a few
times to clean the contacts...then it works ok. ; How do you know yours is
not working? ?
"Richard" <rwrede2@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:10md6bqi3aqpp1b@corp.supernews.com...
> ('89 Cherokee pioneer 4.0L) I have that "Power/Comfort" button for the
> transmission (on the dash next to the rear wiper button) It works
> intermittently I am wondering if it is the switch itself or a module under
> the dash?
>
>

Richard

...."; How do you know yours is not working? ?"... The little light in the
middle of the button doesn't light and it obviously doesn't do it's
thing...(ie. power up getting on the freeway or climbing a grade) if it is
hot out it works best.



"attnews" <john .n. allen@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
news:rly9d.677449$Gx4.167380@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
> you are most fortunate in having an all-AMC cherokee; I had one myself,
and
> really miss it now.
> The "power" button is for raising the shift-point, rpm-wise, when
> accelerating under full throttle. My brand new AMC Comanche also has one,
> and if I don"t use it for long periods of time, I have to flip it a few
> times to clean the contacts...then it works ok. ; How do you know yours is
> not working? ?
> "Richard" <rwrede2@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:10md6bqi3aqpp1b@corp.supernews.com...
> > ('89 Cherokee pioneer 4.0L) I have that "Power/Comfort" button for the
> > transmission (on the dash next to the rear wiper button) It works
> > intermittently I am wondering if it is the switch itself or a module
under
> > the dash?
> >
> >
>
>

Richard

...."; How do you know yours is not working? ?"... The little light in the
middle of the button doesn't light and it obviously doesn't do it's
thing...(ie. power up getting on the freeway or climbing a grade) if it is
hot out it works best.



"attnews" <john .n. allen@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
news:rly9d.677449$Gx4.167380@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
> you are most fortunate in having an all-AMC cherokee; I had one myself,
and
> really miss it now.
> The "power" button is for raising the shift-point, rpm-wise, when
> accelerating under full throttle. My brand new AMC Comanche also has one,
> and if I don"t use it for long periods of time, I have to flip it a few
> times to clean the contacts...then it works ok. ; How do you know yours is
> not working? ?
> "Richard" <rwrede2@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:10md6bqi3aqpp1b@corp.supernews.com...
> > ('89 Cherokee pioneer 4.0L) I have that "Power/Comfort" button for the
> > transmission (on the dash next to the rear wiper button) It works
> > intermittently I am wondering if it is the switch itself or a module
under
> > the dash?
> >
> >
>
>

Richard

...."; How do you know yours is not working? ?"... The little light in the
middle of the button doesn't light and it obviously doesn't do it's
thing...(ie. power up getting on the freeway or climbing a grade) if it is
hot out it works best.



"attnews" <john .n. allen@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
news:rly9d.677449$Gx4.167380@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
> you are most fortunate in having an all-AMC cherokee; I had one myself,
and
> really miss it now.
> The "power" button is for raising the shift-point, rpm-wise, when
> accelerating under full throttle. My brand new AMC Comanche also has one,
> and if I don"t use it for long periods of time, I have to flip it a few
> times to clean the contacts...then it works ok. ; How do you know yours is
> not working? ?
> "Richard" <rwrede2@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:10md6bqi3aqpp1b@corp.supernews.com...
> > ('89 Cherokee pioneer 4.0L) I have that "Power/Comfort" button for the
> > transmission (on the dash next to the rear wiper button) It works
> > intermittently I am wondering if it is the switch itself or a module
under
> > the dash?
> >
> >
>
>