This comprehensive Jeep Comanche Repair Service Manual covers all models from 1984 to 1996. It provides detailed instructions and diagrams for all aspects of maintenance and repair, covering everything from routine servicing to major engine and transmission overhauls. The manual includes detailed information on engine, transmission, drivetrain, suspension, brakes, electrical systems, bodywork, and more. It's a valuable resource for both professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts, offering step-by-step guidance and technical specifications to help you diagnose and repair problems, perform routine maintenance, and keep your Jeep Comanche running smoothly.

The Jeep Comanche, produced from 1984 to 1996, was a compact pickup truck that filled a unique niche in the Jeep lineup. Designed as a successor to the Cherokee-based Jeep Pickup, the Comanche offered the ruggedness and off-road capability of Jeep vehicles, combined with the practicality and versatility of a pickup truck. It was available in a variety of configurations, including two and four-door options, with short or long beds, and a choice of gasoline and diesel engines. The Comanche's success was due in part to its innovative design, which incorporated a unibody construction for a lighter and more maneuverable truck while still maintaining remarkable toughness.

Under the hood, the Comanche boasted a range of powertrain options. The base engine was the 2.5-liter AMC four-cylinder, with the more powerful 4.0-liter AMC straight-six engine being a popular choice. Diesel enthusiasts could opt for the 2.1-liter Renault engine. The Comanche was also offered with a choice of transmissions, including a five-speed manual, a three-speed automatic, and a four-speed automatic. With its various configurations and powertrain choices, the Comanche catered to a wide range of consumers, from those seeking a capable work truck to those desiring a more versatile and stylish vehicle for weekend adventures. Despite its popularity, the Comanche faced tough competition from other compact pickups, and its production ceased in 1996. However, its legacy lives on, with the Comanche still highly sought-after by enthusiasts and collectors, particularly those seeking a robust and reliable off-road vehicle.