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i have one of the original M1025A2 GMV‘s for sale here at my shop…

all Vehicles have a fan blade, all off road vehicles go in water, there is a proper way to Ford a water crossing, and it’s not what you see on the internet when you drive through a deep puddle at 20mph like an idiot.

the kits sold on eBay are incomplete, there are some modifications required

get rid of the entire setup and go with the viscous fan clutch assy, we are doing them now in the shop, no more Cadillac valve or hydraulic fan clutch.

What truck model do you have ? Guys should state truck model when posting or add to signature line…

There is literally a picture in the first post above…

Chances of finding parts for these tops are slim to none

You do not need to pressureize the tank to bleed the fuel system…the lift pump, if workin, is more than sufficient to accomplish the task.

If your fuel pump failed? The truck would just not start at all…at least that’s my experience in the last 30yrs

problem is, your leaving 60% or more of the dirty fluid in the torque converter, cooler and lines, you only get 4 quarts from the pan….thats the reason for the flush, the black stuff is clutch plate.

looks good, I like the color, it’s identical to Factory H1 color “Mesa Dusk” https://everestautomotivemarket.com/custom-mixed-paint/hummer/hummer-mesa-dusk-5228-c22/?variation_id=1159864

The 200amp kits were for v-belt trucks, not for A2 and above trucks, therefore they would not need to provide the additional cable because the truck is running a 3 speed transmission

me thinks it’s the 400amp equipped trucks that don’t have a clutch pulley…

nothing really safer bout it…it’s just to big and in the way, be sure to inspect that the rear cooling fan guard is NOT in contact with the body harness exiting the footwell fire wall, severe chafing will severe several critical wires!such as front lighting harness, CPS and temp sender wires.

you got lucky, because it could be the bolts holding the generator bracket on that broke off in the head, yours is just the bracket, ive done many While in the truck, it takes some skills, time and tools…easiest is to remove the generator and remove the Gen/PS bracket. note to all ECV owners...

the first picture of it looked like it was Torn up…most of the time, the impact bends the D-Beam

Actually, your D-Beam looks fine…NM

Long before HMMWV’s were cheap and GP was around

Your D-beam also needs to be replaced