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TXARNG 49AD DSC HQ-16 Texas Army National Guard 49th Armored Division Headquarters 16 S1 plt leader so some REMF with a cooler full of Fajita meat and cold "sodas" 49th colors cased renamed 36ID..... I served in TXARNG multiple Units we never had M1009 that I remember in any of units I was...

avatar is mine 33x12.5.15 Toyo Open Country M/T's has a 4 inch lift 38's are going to require at least a 6 inch lift...... 15.5 wide is really going to give you trouble up front with steering clearances Unless you REALLY pump up HP you're going to be dissapointed with performance. these 6.2's...

Need some troubleshooting clues..... my gen 1 light is barely starting to glow while driving without any accessories on. I have to cup hand around to see faint glow.... When I turn on heater blower to high the light goes brighter but not full brightness. Is this the gen 1 going bad? I haven't...

check the TM. water flow direction is from the block to radiator so which way does the therm open?

Tis is issue seems to be a growing issue amongst us who live in incorporated areas and "bigger" cities that allow POA's or HOA's to "rule" over there subjects. My POA recently requested an ordinance prohibiting the parking of ANY vehicle in the front of a house or at the side of the house on...

Interesting to say the least. I was thinking I could do something similiar to the M1009. Cut the crew hole in roof and have storage in cargo area ....... O.K. next question Geography for 300. What Country is this from?

o.k. so the quote i got soft, no better yet JUST PLAIN MUSH SOOOOOOOOOOOOO. I need some help !!!! EUC cleared 18 Jan + 10 budnis days no Fridays.... Time is short

Sounds like a weak lifter, sitting for that long with lifter compressed is not real good. Any time I have stored a vehicle for a long time, I have been instructed to crank off the rockers to relieve pressure on the lifters. This presumes the diesel has hydraulic lifters.

Ditto. Did you ever get this finished? Not real critical right now, but come march.... IT's a TEXAS thing... you're gonna need it!!

Finally fixed the fuel gauge inop..... Sons 74 Blazer stopped registering so I figured since I was doing one I would do the other.. Both cases the ground wire had come off the tank float. Rusted through at body connection. I spliced in additional wire and reattached. Poof they were fixed.

TM is always the best bet. It has pictures, I lke Pictures!!!!

washer rebuild available from LMC and others I took the cowl cover of mine, when it was warmer outside and lubed up the rod ends.. Seemed to help when warm, no so not that its below freezing here... maybe reconsider using chassis grease next time!!aua

hey linx Where in Texas? Might want to drop off the M1009 at your place for a couple weeks let you do some *Magic* on it.... LOL Needs paint in a bad way...

can't see nothing because of the powder. no serial no., model no. nothing on the frame cab or pumps?

1. Go to said City Counsel meeting and ask why the prejudice against the miltary and its historical vehicles significance 2. Continue to go to the meetings!! 3. After the "leaders" on the Counsel realize that you are passionate about this, request that the ordinance be change. 4. If the...

Very cool. Im going on a search now

Forgive me my ignorance, but I have watched with amusement, as well as puzzlement, the nearly fanatical following that the CUCV's enjoy. To me, one of the unknowing, these are merely simple pickups and big SUV's in military clothing. I am gathering that this is not the case. Please enlighten...

I'm not trying to frag on the towbar, but I've got TOO much invested in my tow rig and M1009 for a homemade bar. If it was made from 2x3 .125 wall tubing maybe I would go with it, maybe, but would have to have a much stronger attachment point that cut down shackles. That angle iron would crinkle...

I reconfirm the WOW!!! that looks GREAT had also pictured a truck hanging out in midair with tires somewhere near the ground...... And I bet it looks HUGE on the British roads. I've spent time in europe and don't even come close to remembering a "lifted" 4x4 other than a Rover or Land Cruiser...

Next time travel where its warmer........ avoid temps below 50 and above all have a 2nd option if the first two are unavoidable!!! LOL....