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http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?22618-Dash-LED-illuminationHere is one example search for "led strips instrument site:Steelsoldiers.com" what at type of housing are you mounting the gauges in?

The original sale of the USMC trucks in 1999 allowed some HMMWV to be sold that where able to be registered for "on-road" use. They did not have the "off road only" restriction that today's trucks have.

Sorry, 106397-03 Or any of the numbers listed. Search for 106397-03 on fleabay and you will find your parts. Now to cross it to a NAPA number is another story.

Member 48cj2a took fuse box list and pictures and created a printable PDF. Another good item to print and keep in your glove box or a 3-ring binder Thanks 48cj2a. *** Updated PDF file ***

Looking at the TM 9-2320-280-24P-1 parts manual, figure 158, item #11 there are three numbers listed 106397-04 106397-03 and 12835400 Which to use? Along with each of the numbers there is a 3 digit UOC (Usable on Code). This number specifies what type of vehicle. To find out the UOC for your...

Are you aware that all the part numbers are available in the parts TMs? The manuals are available for free on the link at the top of the page. Also there is a Sticky in the HMMWV forum that members are posting part number in.

I rebuilt a SM465 this spring. First one I have every done. It wasn't too had. Take many pictures as you disassemble and a engine stand is very helpful.

Welcome from Oklahoma. Great write up. Sorry for your loss.

They do use the common light in the cluster mounting plate. I have seen other mount some red LEDs to the housings. Maybe I can find the thread.

Changed the title to something more meaningful. Also when you are for help asap, we usually think you are broken down and need assistance.

Have you watched the GP video in the Helpful Threads sticky? While it does not directly address your issues, it does help you understand how the system functions http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?62477-GP-Module-Theory-of-Operation As far as the GPSS is concerned, I personally have...

Moved to the HMMWV forum

Welcome to the site. A few members have installed aftermarket air. While it will not be "cold" it does help make the truck cooler. ODIron is not longer selling kits as they are no longer around. The owner is a member here but is not online hardly any. Nostalgic Air has a kit...

The plunger (when it is not sticking) will fall to the bottom. This requires the rod to be reinserted with the arm in the 4-5 o'clock position. This allows the pin to engage the plunger. A little oil on the o-ring is all that is needed. The rest will be self lubricated when the engine is running.

read this sticky. I would remove the fuel shutoff rod and clean the inside of the housing. Also replace the o-ring. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?143476-How-to-remove-the-Fuel-Shutoff-Rod-on-the-IP The fuel shutoff cable is not directly attached to the rod. It just rides against...

There is a local auction house that I used to buy from on a regular basis. Started with no premium. Then 10%. Then 15%. Now they are at 17%. That is the same as PurpleWave auctions. I don't attend their auction much anymore. I wonder if they have taken lessons from the airlines on how to...

Before replacing any of you plugs, verify that a "good" controller card is installed and the the system is working correctly. There is a step-by-step procedure in chapter 2 of TM 9-2320-289-20 tech manual for the controller card system. I say this because of the paper you found in the truck.

A recap of how the stock system works. Simplified version (some steps left out, like starting the truck) The stock glowplug in the CUCV are 12v versions. 1. 24v comes from the 24v buss bar to the large resistor pack and then to the GP relay 2. The GP controller card senses that the engine is...

Welcome from Oklahoma

That is 6 that will not come out.