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Welcome from Oklahoma

Welcome from Oklahoma

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Welcome to the site. Your truck looks good. Good luck with your project. I removed your ebay link as it is against the forum rules to post CL and Ebay ads unless they belong to you.

How come you haven't reinstalled the windshield?

Almost every replacement part on the CUCVs has been discussed over the years. The best place for a list of part numbers is the parts manuals. With the age of our trucks many parts are no longer made. Because of this many of the cross-over part numbers no longer work. It is a hit and miss on...

Good video. However it is the wrong sensor for the issue you are having. It is for the fast idle and cold advance system. The part with the bushing is for the glow plug system and is on the other side of the engine.

He has a mouse in his pocket. Or is he just excited to see you? ;-)

When and how long will you be in Dallas?

Here is a good start from the Sticky in the HMMWV forum http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?90657-LEO-FD-HMMWV-Check-List-amp-Part-Numbers

This is listed in the CUCV FAQ sticky. The 1984 K30 trucks did indeed have the J code engine. The K5s only had the C code engines.

Please download you pictures here and NOT to an outside server. We do not like clicking on links to see pictures. (Also it is one of the rules for this site) You may ask why it is a rule. Read the picture "How To" sticky in the Forum Tips & Tricks forum...

Do not turn this into an insurance thread. The Stickies discuss why. Take this as a warning. If you check the box "Remember Me" when you login the system will keep you logged in and the timer will not log you out.

Contact you local DMV. Texas is not NC (that is what this thread is about)

Have you read the CUCV Helpful threads sticky that covers the GEN2 circuit?

Welcome from OKC.

I guess the mods didn't have anything to do today besides babysitting the forum. And once again please read the HMMWV stickies for the answer to all your HMMWV questions

One thing you forgot to tell us is your background and experience with big trucks. Knowing that will allow us to better help your recovery. Also what route are you taking? There may be fellow members along the way that can help out if needed.

It is a capacitor for the military radios. It is not needed if it is fried. I have a picture somewhere. I will see if I can find it.

Candy is allowed to be thrown.