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Thanks for all the help! Got it fixed. Put in a new ignition switch. Bugger to get to, but everything seems to be working as it should.

Thanks...I'll check that out.

90 4.0 auto. Sat in the driveway for a month or so, had to jump it. Started right up. Had the fan blowing, radio on. Stopped at the taco shop, shut it off. Started right up 20 minutes later, but no radio, no fan, no turn signals (signals worked on the drive over). Radio and blower fuses are...

Thanks for clarifying...I sent a pm.

Thanks!

Thanks....do you know which yj/tj years had c clip? (btw, thanks for the offer on the ones for sale, but unless I read it wrong, you have front shafts d30...I'm looking for rear d35)

I tried to search, didn't find what I'm looking for. What axle shafts can I use for spares on my 1990 Dana 35 xj? Will any XJ/YJ/TJ d35s work? I have antilock brakes. Thanks.

I blew out my rear side window (2 dr) and replaced it by putting 4 nut zerts along the top edge, 4 along the bottom, and fastened 1/4 plex into place, used cap head screws, a quick twist with an allen wrench, spin them out by hand, whole thing takes a couple minutes. Used 1/4 sticky black foam...

Mine acted similar to this; new TPS fixed it.

My bumpstop came loose, made the exact same sound. I also get weird rattles from my radio antenna....been whacked a bunch of times, very loose, sounds similar.

Thanks for the info. Not sure what the compressor draws, but it's not very big. 30 amp relay, and we also tried wiring a 30 amp fuse in its place, basically. Melted the relay, blew the fuse, did work for a little while before blowing but not long. Do you think a fan mounted underneath would...

I have a 90 xj with an air locker in front. The standard ARB compressor is mounted under the hood, front driver's side corner. After it's been running for a while (not exactly sure what's the magic time) it'll blow the relay. Tried putting a fuse in line in place of the relay, blew that, too...

My ARB compressor went south during a trail run; we cludged together a portable air tank with some fittings. Ran the locker on and off the whole next day and used about a third of a 5 gallon tank of air. If you only need to power the locker, you don't need much air.