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Thank you for your quick response. If anyone is interested in HMMWV glow plugs, I can go by the surplus store and see how much they will cost.

I recently found some glow plugs in a surplus shop. I researched the NSN and they came up a HMMWV glow plugs. Does anyone know if they might fit a CUCV 6.2? I thought I would ask before I bought one to try it out....

Thank you so much for this information! I have captured this info into my M1009 Blazer file. Your knowledge is UNMATCHED. You are a warehouse of valuable information.

CUCVRUS... Thank you for quick response. I tinkered with this plug all day, tracing it into the cab and under the dash. At first I thought it went to the Glow Plug PCB, but with my continuity tester I ruled it out. I then decided to check the small plug that branched off of the PCB wiring...

Hello all... I have been working on my 1986 M1009. While working on my glow plug wiring harness, I discovered this plug. The wire is Blue with a Red chaser and it goes into this round plug. As best that I can tell, the wire comes from the block that holds the Glow Plug Circuit Board, but...

CUCVRUS... Where can I get this radiator? The radiator in my M1009 has been repaired a few times and I am guessing that it might need to be replaced. I would also need the rubber supports in your other picture. Any assistance you can provide will be greatly appreciated.

Is it possible that the problem is in a fuel line? I don't know enough about the CUCV fuel delivery system, so I don't know how much rubber is involved. I can tell you that I had brake trouble a while back. The brakes would apply, but they wouldn't release. The problem turned out to be the...

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found them at NAPA! Package of 100 for $18.00. These things are AWESOME!!

Can you provide the source for the clips you show in your first picture? Those look awesome...

Thank you for the prompt reply. I do have the standard female spade terminals as shown in the link and I may have to use them. I was hoping to find the long, insulated type as show in pic 1. The little wire shown in pic 2 somehow links the positive and negative terminal blocks together...

Sorry.... I forgot to add the last picture. Here it is...

I recently bought an M1009 that will need a great deal of work. I have been plugging away at it, a little each day. I noticed a few things that I wasn't quite sure about, so I took some pictures. If any of you can provide some insight, I would greatly appreciate it. This clip is attached to...

I would like to install a radio/CD player in my M1009. I thought this was going to be simple, but after reading your post I can see that I could have made a HUGE mistake. The step down regulator seems to make the most sense, but I don't know where to get one. I imagine that when I find one...

This is made from a 20mm Ammo Can. I will try to locate one tomorrow at the surplus store. I hope I can find it...

That is an AWESOME looking CUCV. I don't see anything amiss in the photo's. I too just purchased an 86 M1009 and mine is in a much rougher condition than yours. I was intrigued by the "Ammo Can" concept you described in your post. Do you have a set of plans for this "attachment"? I would...

A big Howdy from Oklahoma! Nice looking rig. Congratulations...

Wouldn't it be easier/cheaper/better to have your starter rebuilt? If it is an original starter, I would hesitate to part with it. I know that in many of the larger cities there are companies that specialize in repairing/rewinding electric motors and starters. Good Luck! I am sure that it...