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I am thinking about changing out the bench seat in the M1008 for buckets with a center console. What are the issues and what will fit with a minimum of modification?

I purchased a Racor 490 fuel filter with water-in-fuel option. I am not a mechanic. Does anyone have a step-by-step for removing the issue fuel filter system and replacing it with the racor 490 spin on? What do I disconnect on the original system and what do I keep? It looks like one fuel...

I want to change out my original fuel lines on my CUCV. I want to use Viton lines. How hard is it? What is involved? Can I get ready made fuel lines? What all do I need to change? Ahy other suggestions are welcome. I figure they were made in 1986 and it is probably time to replace them...

I am looking for the manual also. I think this is the pub number TB-9-4920-359-35. I would like it in pdf format if possible. Please PM if you have one.

Anybody got a "get her done" answer to this connector issue? I don't need to learn to fish - I just want the fish;) This is all too confusing for me but I want to get one of these connectors so I can build a cable for one of these ration heaters. If anyone is going to place an order for...

I must be the luckiest guy in the world. I got my M1008 at Ft Louis, Wa and it was fully serviced when I picked it up. It even had a full tank of fuel and started on the first crank. I drove it home and didn't need to do a thing. It had less than 50K miles on it. It had a manual in the glove...

I picked up these to use on my CUCV but decided against it. I contacted Rodgard and they said they are the same ones that are used by the military and on nonmilitary government and executive vehicles. Per the company they sell for $2000 a set when purchased new. I know I would never pay that...

I know this is an older post but I am thinking about buying one of these heaters but it does not have the power cable. Does anyone know exactly what I need and where to get it? I looked at the sites suggested on this post but I got lost quickly. Any advice would be appreciated. The heater looks...