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Hi Wes, Was my first thought as well, but there are absolutely no markings whatsoever on any of these bolts. They are black and in a quite dense heavy steel, but unfortunately I have no number nor manufacturing data that came with them. Cheers, Jake

Hi and thank you! These bolts definitely come from the US Military, since I purchased them there. Not sure on which civy trucks these bolts may also fit but always good to know... Cheers, Jake

Ah of course. Sorry I forgot the pictures, whcih I had made with my mobile phone... Coming up right away... Jake

Hello, I have some US Military Wheel Studs here, and am trying to find out to which vehicle these belong and fit. They are 7/8" UNF 14 x 3.5" (89mm) long, with round head and ribbed (7/8" long) and 40mm threaded porton. Any information welcome, vehicle fitment and or National Part Number and...

Hello, Interetsing read, but unfortunately the links are no longer valid. Perhaps as a result of website make-over? Would love to see your improvements and learn. Jake

Hello, Thank you, I'll keep your offer in mind if/when I need a cranckshaft! Thank you, Jake

Hello, I am looking at a replacement crankshaft for my 1985 M1009. Anyone know if I can replace my original: NSN 2815011489535 GM 23500246 CRANKSHAFT, ENGINE 6.2 LITER, UOC: 10E, 20E with: NSN 2815014113964 GM 23502596 CRANKSHAFT, ENGINE 6.5 LITER, UOC: 11E, 12E, 30E, 40E, 50E, 60E, 70E, 80E...

Hello Commander, WOW! Thank you, lots of good information and links!! Will definitely look into that option! Thank you very much, Jake

Thanks CucvRus! Not sure yet what I am going to do... but yes there is a radiator repair shop in the area; just holding that off a bit until I check the radiator out all over and decide which way to go... Thanks, Jake

Hi all, I realise this tread has been on for quite some years and now that I have found my radiator to leak as well on the soldering seam between the tanks and the core header, I am naturally looking at either refurbishing or a new radiator. The post I would like to hear more about is from...

Good morning all, Having the above information now, I will be replacing the rusted(through) AT 5/16" cooler lines with 8mm soft copper tubing. Drivers therefore: Shipping the replacement steel tubing parts for overseas delivery is very expensive, due to dimensions mainly. Oil flow capacity...

Thank you All! @CUCVRus, Thank you sir for your time and very helpful reply! Great pointers! Most appreciated! @Frank8003, Thank you for this link/PDF; I have downloaded it and more importantly, this learned me a few new things! Thanks, @PorkysPlace, Thank you Sir, I will be searching here...

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Hello all, Been searching to find any revealing data in the older posts but came out blank until now. I am in the process of restoring a 1985 M1009. Part of the job requires the radiator to be removed, new brake lines to be installed and lots of sandblasting, panel replacing and painting of...

Hi all, I have the same numbers on my Stanadyne: DB2 829-4879 But how are the Stanadyne injection pumps identified? By the first 2 characters + 4 numbers: DB2 829 only or is the complete series: DB2 829-4879 necessary in order to determine the correct injection pump? Thanks, Jake

Just checked my 1985 M1009 and it has a DB2 829-4879... Engine build date is 1985-04-16 Jake

Thank you Mark and James!! Really appreciate your advice and insight! I am following some engines and trannies on an US Army auction. Cheers, Jake

Hello, No doubt not a smart question, but can I simply swap a HMMWV engine and/or tansmission into my M1009? Of course I understand I will likely have to change some parts, like V-belts and some pulleys, but the engine block is fundamentally the same, right? And what about the transmission...