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I can testify to that. I've seen it happen first hand on a car I was following that had spacers. Not a good idea.

Is it an M151 or is it a M151A1 or A2? That would help narrow down the year.

I remember watching that episode!

That looks like a T-90.

Resurface the flywheel while it's out. Not sure but you might be able to get an alignment tool from a parts store for a dodge powerwagon with the same engine and trans.

We were switching many of MRAPs overseas to the LED lights and I they gave more and wider range of light near the truck but didn't have near the distance light of the original seal beamed.

Isn't that what man handling and swearing is for. lol

Having the caster wheel will make it nice. I used my tractor boom with a chain hoisted attached to it. Work great until installing, had to use a pry bar to hold the tranny forward while trying to start the bolts.

I'm looking forward to building a replica GT in the future. I fell in love with the GTs when I saw my first on Trans School.

They weren't off roading. That was just a normal trip to town. LOL

I sent some one to go check on that a couple years back, hmm come to think of it, I haven't heard from them since. LOL

Amazing how one small detail changes everything. I hate being negative on threads but this one isn't quite positive. lol :wink:

Have you read through the TM? Have you used the Google Search feature? Dang I typed this before you posted Warthog but didn't click the post button cause I got reading something else. lol

I changed the IN LBS so that they are in red now to prevent accidental over torque. M1008BOV made the suggestion on my CUCV torque sheet.

Good Idea. I made the changes so that IN LBS are now it red. Thanks M1008BOV

When I was looking at the pictures I thought it looked kinda like a starter.

Here is another Torque sheet I created from the TMs. Once again the page number is on there where I got it from, though some of the page numbers in the TM seem to have typos but I tried to number them by what they should be. I got a bit bored dealing with this case of Shingles so I've been...

Had a random thought, what about an electric starter off of something like a riding lawnmotor to spin a ring gear. Since there wouldn't be much load and I doubt you would have it spinning for super long periods, over heating shouldn't be an issue and I'm guessing the gear ratio would probably...

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Next time I head into town I'll stop by and see what he'd charge.