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M-38 FSCM 57733 Part Number 507-AN Transmitter, Liquid Quanity DLA400-87-X012 You will, most likely, have to remove the arm to the float and replace it with your original ...It's a piece of wire. It's easy, the new sending unit is the same as the Goat.

Home of the Gama Goat will give you all the info you'll ever need. That and a set of manuals.

I bought a couple of them from E-Bay not long ago. Any of the Jeep dealers can help you.

It's the same as the M 38

The problem your not taking into acount is about 18 U joints. The axel joints will not take much torque. The 353 is noisy, so, big deal, use ear protection. The value of the Goat , restored, is going up fast. So why screw it up? No one has yet been able to make a small block work in a Goat...

It looks great!! What year??

I found one at A&I nut and bolt

Try Home of the Gama Goat for more info than you can ever use.

Too bad Goat never saw OPFOR, at least not in Viet Nam, the theater it was built for.

Only the Goat used the aluminum block.

Even if the float valve is present, some / most electric fuel pumps will force the needle of it's seat and "flood" the engine ,as you've stated. Please don't ask how I know. $$$$$$$$$$$$

1971 amg m816

Home of the Gama Goat

I have a good friend that has a M543. It is a Gasser and I may be doing some work on it for him. If so I'll take some pictures and post them. As to how many are left, don't know.

I believe you'll find the M543 was gas and the M543A2 was a multifuel.

Our faux thermo-nuclear device wasn't faux. How many guys can say that his M816 had the privledge to pick up a real, although demilled, Mk 7 Thermo Nuclear Bomb. I can, thanks to the great guys at MVCC. There I added my horn blowing to the mix.

Acording to Fed Std. 595 the color is FS 13591. Google Fed Std. 595 and you can see/download the color chart.

Thank you! I know the pan will clear the front axel, but it has baffels, so clearing the oil pump and pickup tube may be interesting.

Can anyone tell me, with a M-51 or M-54, if the pan on an R6602 can be removed while the engine is in the truck?? Thank you!!

Here's another. Cap'n. Hook. 1971 AMG XM816