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Im not really looking forward to doing rhis , but i have a bunch of rusty build ip in my cooling system. What is the proper way of cleaning and flyshing my m809. The TM is not very helpful here.

looks like you're on the right track

Got the slave connector in the mail and connected where it belongs

I did a bunch of searching and found this. It looks pretty close to what I am looking to achieve, I think

Thats great info, is there a paint by numbers picture? It doesnt look like the desert version of woodland. I remember seeing a TM for paint schemes , but i dont know where I saw it

The colors look like these trucks and that tank

My cucv was painted by thr PO in flat black or gray. Before that she was owned by a fire dept. before that she was painted in CARC 'desert tan' or 'Sand' but also something else, like a brownish sand. I want to recreate that look , if possible. Do you guys have any thoughts what the pattern may...

The reminds me, i need to PM you

like the title says. Do 16.00x20 fit on a M813?

Very cool Scott. I always wanted a CUCVII :)

Do you drive a m809 series?

Reading through the link and the one posted in that link was a good read. Ill get some 40w non detergent.

What do you all refill your transmission and transferase with , when you service them? Lubrication Order says GO 80/90 for both. But what do you recommend for some smooth shifting?

i've never seen one there yet

Where did you guys find a CUCVII?

What ive done is slightly different. I used a piece of the shrink tubing of a Blue electrical connector and heated and shrunk it. That way it would keep the shape of the gear.

True , got moved down in the priority list.

Hi Porkysplace . No, i decided to hold off on that wire thing as there is no tag on the wire. I found some disconnected wires on the glow plug relay and someone topd me that wire could be from the heater. Ill post an update when I revisit this. For now my voltmeter works, which was what this...

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thank you for letting me know, there should be roon now