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https://cascadiatents.com/ North Las Vegas. Just pull the handle 🎰, CAMO

My mistake. YOU are right. 114 Lbs. Either way heavy as heck. Please forgive me, CAMO

52 kilos = 155 Lbs 78 kilos = 171 Lbs Cancelled my gym subscription when I got the HumV... Jack Lalanne, CAMO

The way we roll. CAMO

Note to self........... HMMWV Goodyear Tire Blow-Outs: HMMWV and Trailer Caution - Inspection Required Goodyear Wrangler MT-R tires have a serious problem with premature wear causing multiple blow-outs, including two accidents with injuries. Inspect these tires: 37x12 50R16 5LT load range...

What kind of light. LED or incandescent? Not a bright connection, CAMO

I'am not sure we are going in circles. At IDLE on my rig... valve power on then off it is a noticeable effect that the fan moves a 1/4 inch. With clutch engaged a slight loading of engine and a hurricane of air flow when any connector in system is disconnected. THIS IS only on a COLD engine...

In case I missed something... looks like good pressure, say 120 psi plus. OK , back to the air compressor and at 120 PSI. Engine OFF. Can you spin fan easily as in more or or less free wheels, little resistance ? Then remove air. What the result? That's todays big test, CAMO

Lessons learned....... Forgot one of these > PUTT PUtt putt, CAMO

You PM ed me direct and I responded. I post the same here > Not directlly... But, yes it does. You should look at the schematic to see the multiple connections that feed other circuits to "RUN" the truck. It is not a single lead or wire direct to the IP solenoid from the "BOX" I would like to...

I appreciate the academics, mechanics, brain teaser, bah bah bah of this thread... I DO. Solenoids are very reliable ( no statistics ) and simple to understand. If something is going to break on a HMMWV least likely would be the IP solenoid IMO. And if it does, after 58 and counting posts, I...

Thinking of another hobby for 2023. Something simple like basket weaving, CAMO

Following the road you weave... I think the gauge will present data that is needed. The "I don’t think it ever worked" Sorta sends one off the trail of trouble shooting even after flipping all the parts with the good stuff. Good luck finding some heat. 😡, CAMO

Got to ask... Did it every work? Hoses connected to all the right places? Might be time to plumb in the test guage. Verify voltage to the Cadillac valve too, but you said change of state when unpluged... Soooo????? Not even summer and starting the year off / on with fan problems. LOL...

What is the fan sensitivity switch? Guessing you're missing 24 volt to the temp switch or wrong switch. Connect those two leads together and fan should disengage. Could be a BO kick down switch circuit too. Loss of power or any plug disconnect or module failure ... fan will run. Default...

This switch will stop all the electrons loose in the battery box at the flick of the wrist. Switch would meet any basic Humv battery disconnect needs IMO. (Not trying to switch out an electric winch circuit) Point to what the heck draws 125 Amps. Someone running a laser beam alien defender...

After Action Report.... Note to self, Check this and that. Following this thread clearly points to knowing your rig. When one straps into a HUMMWV, It's a good idea to have an understanding of the basic and unique features. But in this case, if it was time to stop, that could have been a...

Hey there 86HUMV. Happy NEW Year. That's true... a jacked up NSS would be a problem starting... But OP has 28 Volts all the time. So my big guess is NSS is OK. Voltage feed is out of box and yes thru NSS. That KDS has the "lock out starter feature" (and could be wonkie processor, stuck...

First question... Did it ever work? That version uses a slave relay to drive the starter control 24 volt feed 74A. Very poor design based on multiple relays contacts ganged together to save a buck. Note Chinacom. From your trouble shooting skills are (y)(y)(y). You have walked it back to the...

Wrenching on a jeep is a little like a HMMWV. With today's Hmmwv's... you don't get one of these. I just had the pliers and hammer, CAMO