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I would also replace the temperature sensor on the coolant manifold near the thermostat Check the expansion tank, pay attention to the in / out coolant lines nipples, they tend to block, it,s easier to remove the tank take a 5/32 drill bit and clean both holes. While the coolant is partially...

If you want to go electric, I have seen them on line, the miltary is using the following Flex-a-lite's Low-Profile 230 pusher fan. It moves 2,500 cfm of air, draws just 19.5 amps, is easily connected to a 12-volt system, width of just 2 5/8 inches

Let me know when they become available. Thank you

DeuceNewb has one for sale , I saw it yesterday , I think it's 500 + shipping for the tire carrier

I had a called place where they do Jeep windows and tops. Maybe Google Jeep door repairs or something like that

I laso had mine re-stiched for $100.00, they did not even take the doors apart, he's got the sewing machine set up on a big table, so he just works around it.

Fleebay has them at $49.68 with free shipping Check this seller BJNAF4

I cleaned the light on the drivers side, this is the flush mount

You can feel the location with your finger, there is a bump on the rubber boot, use a razor blade to cut the hole for the switch, but don't cut it flush with the shift assembly, leave a rubber collar to cover the body of the switch Once installed, install a tie wrap around the body of the switch...

This is the pictures of the shift assembly boot

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Basically, I took power from the ignition switch, only when the key is in the ON position. I did add a fuse closest to the ignition switch. Then run the power to one side of the back up light switch, then to the lights, just follow the original wiring and tie wrap as needed The Rigid light kit...

It's the switch that came on a M998 with the ambulance PKG Looks like a safety neutral switch, about $50.00 It goes on the lower hole of the shift assembly, you can feel it trough the rubber cover M998 A1 HUMMER BACKUP LIGHT SWITCH 12338435, 5579050, 5930-01-212-3373

Nice toy, have fun

I decided to install back up lights on the Humvee I got the switch that mounts on the shift assembly and did install it without removing the assembly. Routed a wire to the back, I was able to buy the real 14 gauge from a supplier Installed two Rigid lamps, they have two sizes to chose from, but...

I understand Chagawaga, no disrespect, but ever since I bought mine it's been non stop, winch, rear airlift bumper, tires, oil leaks, fuel pump, all lights, lot of it are stuff I wanted , but since you have a few , you know what I mean, it,s not budget friendly, and there always seems something...

Amen, they are big boy toys, pay cash and then pay and pay again, if you are on a budget , do not buy, because there is no set limit on the upkeep.

Did this one for under $60.00

I also installed a fuel pressure gauge, maybe next time I will get a warning of some kind

Quick update, got the new pump, put a drain hose on the fuel filter outlet, cranked the engine until there were no bubbles. Re hooked the hose to the injector pump and it runs like new