Jeep Comanche Parts

The Jeep Comanche encountered significant competition from Japanese compact pickups throughout its manufacturing period extending from 1986 to 1992. The Jeep Comanche utilized modified elements of the XJ Cherokee platform to create an innovative construction method that combined a strong unibody front section with a rear frame structure for exceptional toughness among competing compact trucks. The Jeep Comanche first launched with a seven-foot bed in 1986 before gaining market reach with the introduction of the six-foot variant during 1987. The front suspension utilized coil springs attached to a solid Dana 30 axle and the rear implemented extended leaf springs alongside a standard Dana 35 axle until heavy-duty models received a Dana 44 variant. The original Jeep Comanche engine lineup included a standard 2.5-liter four-cylinder and a 4.0-liter inline-six and later added 2.8L V6 and 2.1L diesel variants but the 4.0-liter became a highly popular option. The available powertrains for these engines included both a five-speed manual and three- or four-speed automatic choices based on the selected configuration. The initial Jeep Comanche designs came with a 10-slot front grille but production moved to an 8-slot arrangement. Using factory-genuine OEM parts from the Jeep Comanche ensures maximum reliability and keeps the vehicle operating at original performance levels while also extending the lifespan of the vehicle.