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That is DYED diesel......
OFF ROAD USE ONLY!!!!!
In Texas if the DPS dip your tank and find it, ITS A HUGE FINE!!!!
Use it in your tractor or diesel generator
IF you have the CUCV registered with the state DO NOT DRIVE on public roads.....
You may never get stopped, but if the police are having...
The military TM's (free on this site) are 1000% better than ANY civilian manual. Which manual did you look in? The -10 and -20 will not have the info. The -34 is the direct support manual (highest level of support) You should everything you need in it.
The military designed the mauals for the...
try disconnecting the core hoses in the engine compartment and flush water through them.....
see if you get anything out of them...
if the water is frozen.......!!!! Try blowing out with some air.....
you won't loose alot of fluid if you are careful
If the core is toast and not working you...
you mention a "swishing" ? sound whn trying to move and first failure
Did you check the tcase shifter?
Might of just slipped into neutral????
Check the linkages, wiggle the shifter, check the linkages again.
TH400 usually just don't go, unless they go BOOM!!!
Good luck and shop around....
o.k. so this idea of saving money is intriguing.....
What is the difference per gallon in your area between ULSD and B20?
I hven't considered bio anything yet, but as diesel goes above 3.30 around if the savings are there...... I'm gonna reconsider
O.k. found a Delco 1105500 at rare electric for $189 plus shipping, no core charge. New unit, not reman. That looks like a good with all the prices I've seen in other searches. I'm trying to find out the manufacturer of the unit.
But I will probably order at least one...
Gonna be a bubble buster on this one....
It's not a factory piece for the military CUCV....
The spare mounted on the inside passenger area to the wheel well and upper portion of bed rail.
I'll see if I can get a picture of mine and post.
It's a nice piece, but in an "unfriendly" moor pool, stuff...
Welcome from another TEXAN.
Don't have a duece....... I'm staying wih the stuff I can hide in the woods, Kingwood that is...
If you get down to Houston you can try out the M1009, or after I get it running.... just got another from Sill.... you can give a try up near Paris.....
Again WELCOME...
guess I'm just about the details.....
I'm good with the correct size....
I agree if you got too big, you'll eventually run into steering box issues.
These trucks are inherrently bad on breaking the gearbox off the frame without some bracing.
I "was once an electrician" and now I'm not!!!
electrical issues on these old trucks are a MAJOR headache and as you fix one another crops up..
I have considered rewiring the entire vehicle, but I'm having way too much driving to put out of commission for as long as it would take me to...
Thanks
sounds like a plan!
didn't realize the isolated ground were that much more.
The only difference in the isolated is the fiber wafer applied to the post correct?
could I purchase a "standard" alternator, insert wafer and save a few bucks?
I been tracing the headlight wiring each time I blow a fuse....
have found some "worn" spots but nothing showing stripped insulation...
I sure it will be the last place I look!! LOL
Gen 1 is drivers side the standard ground alt? or the isolated ground?
without revisiting the TM I get confused......
might just purchase new (rebuilt) to keep me going and pickup a rebuild kit so if(when) #2 goes I have an alternate plan.
I use the chain and an alarm.....
I figure anything else is redundant
haven't changed cores out .... yet maybe one day
I dont keep anything of value inside truck so they will open doors alarm goes off figure they spend 30 seconds rifleing through the nothing in there and move on
If I'm lucky...
Are you cycling glowplugs?
if it doesnt start first try, shut off cycle glow plugs and try again
Don't crank too long each cycle
you should start no problem after 3rd or 4th cycle
If still nothing try to let it cook on the block heater for a day or so
might try a thermal blanket in engine...
that's a LOT of meat. I think the stock tire is 10 or so wide.
My 12.5's are still inside the fender wells, but just barely!!
You will need a BIG gain in HP to turn those in the thick stuff or if your crawling to go over rocks....
Not sure the 6.2 that's 25 years old would handle that increase...
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