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With the 727 trans the pump does not circulate fluid while in park. I will put mine in neutral for a minute before putting in gear. It helps the stall out. Also trans fluid level cannot be checked in park, must be in neutral.

I put a clear inline filter just before the fuel pump. Yes where the fuel line connects to the carb.

Change the fuel filter, I have found the rust particles from the metal fuel line can get in the seat and let fuel go by. when this has happened I would loosen the the fuel line at the fuel bowl & allow the back flow to rinse the seat. 2nd cause could be the starter relay on the fender well...

Had a guy from Texas ask me about selling him one of my extra M880 series engines as his block cracked. While I'm willing to sell him one cheap, freight from Michigan is likely gonna be pricey. I posted a "Wanted" ad on here about it. Since these things almost never die, someone has to have one...

Noon, It's an hour n a half for me, weather report is looking good, might get the M880 out of storage for the day. https://www.glmvpa.com/apps/blog/show/47877318-glmvpa-meeting-potluck-bag-raffle-sunday-march-8th

GLMVPA meeting @ General Jim's Surplus / Jay's Sporting Goods. in Clare, MI. Accepting new members.

I no longer have this truck, but that's what they look like. https://www.steelsoldiers.com/attachments/im001371c-jpg.291457/

hard to find and expensive to ship

https://www.change.org/p/jocelyn-benson-michigan-to-allow-for-surplus-military-vehicles-such-as-hmmwv-to-be-registered-for-on-road Keep it going!

don't forget a cam

"IN"

My '78 Dodge USAF Ambulance was Strata Blue in the cab. Well it still is but the outside is now 34079

Nice!

^^^ What he said

these 318's of ours require 391CFM to turn 5000 RPM's

Has anyone on road titled a M1088 Stewart & Stevenson tractor since this Humvee stuff started? Edit: No titling issues in Michigan with the S&S trucks

the vacuum diaphragm pumps take along time to get the fuel flowing, they just don't suck air very good.

taller tires take up brake pedal & require more foot pressure. That being said, I once did the brakes on an ambulance, there wasn't anything wrong with the master cylinder but I figured I should replace it can't hurt. right? Well after months of beating my head against the wall, I learned it was...