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  1. Mullaney

    Hot in Arizona

    . I have to agree with the previous posts about speed and a big military truck. Going fast just isn't what it was made for. Don't know if you have ever overtaken a military convoy on the interstate or not... I have always noticed them running in the right lane somewhere between 45 and 50...
  2. Mullaney

    M1165

    . Yes sir and cleaning that block should help you even if it looks good by eye. Those gremlins are dang difficult to beat down... The HMMWV isn't really like other trucks where the frame is the ground. Wires feeding the tail lights (plastic buckets) for example have a ground wire in the loom...
  3. Mullaney

    M998 Squeaky Body Bushings

    . I am guessing that you are buying NOS cab bushings? Maybe not stored in a climate controlled environment? There are several folks here using 3D Printers to create new bushings for the LMTV. They appear to be about the size of a HMMWV bushing... I personally have zero experience with...
  4. Mullaney

    M1165

    . Nobody wants to do it, but a weekend spent with several brass tooth brushes and a tube of Anti-Oxidation paste will solve a lot of electrical gremlins. start at the batteries. Clean them up, apply AntiOx and then disconnect everything wire by wire (one at the time), clean them, apply...
  5. Mullaney

    Engine repair or swap to LDS?

    . It doesn't look new. More like a factory defect. Doesn't look bad to me - unless you wanted to "go new" while you are down that far into the rebuild.
  6. Mullaney

    Abrams wet dream...

    . I can imagine at a half mile a gallon - it would be like in the teenager years - take up a collection for gas from your pals without cars...
  7. Mullaney

    M1165

    . That's a heck of an idea! Maybe even replace the screw that holds it in place with a little knob... Drop both pieces in your pocket and you have a cheap anti-theft device for sure. Just need to be sure that you have a spare knob hidden away somewhere in the truck.
  8. Mullaney

    My new project (M1009)

    . Well, I can imagine a balancer showing wiggle. After all, it is rubber supporting a ring of metal. Shouldn't be but it could happen. With a FluDamper that shouldn't he happening though. If you can set it up, a dial indicator on the crank should tell the story. Can't really imagine how...
  9. Mullaney

    My new project (M1009)

    . Wow! It's amazing what some paint over all the fixes will do... SHARP looking truck!
  10. Mullaney

    CUCVRUS Repair Projects

    . I have to agree with the idea of having three of me sometimes. One could go out in the yard and dig up that leaking pipe. The other could get out the weed sprayer and walk around doing that job - and the third (the real me) could go out in a big green truck for a joy ride. And if I had a...
  11. Mullaney

    M35A2W/W Brake problems

    . Dang Right!! Older is good :cool:
  12. Mullaney

    84 m1009 cucv chevy blazer build-up

    . Yeoooow! Dang that looks like it hurts... Been there. Done that and it isn't any fun. As far as the truck and turbo is concerned, it looks good! Guessing that was a nice way to keep your mind off your sore toe.
  13. Mullaney

    Third's Build Discussion

    . But the floor looks really nice... I'm just looking forward to cooler weather! Outside projecting really is tough in the heat.
  14. Mullaney

    Hello from NY… Finally have a MUTT!

    . Well congratulations! Nice to see that you have a garage to keep your New-To-You Mutt safe from stupid people. Really nice looking truck for sure. Welcome to the Outfit! Don't forget that the TM's (Technical Manuals) for that vehicle are here as a free download. Need to rummage the Link...
  15. Mullaney

    Another wiring/ground issue with rear tail light

    . A little time spent under the dash (beside the E-Brake) is a ground in the thread that @ezgn referred you to. That ground in particular, a wire brush (small - tooth brush sized), and a tube of Anti-Oxidation Paste will make the entire truck happier. Read the link to find the others. Another...
  16. Mullaney

    M35A2W/W Brake problems

    . I know you did - but be certain - that you had the wheels chocked. It would make you have a really BAD DAY if you got run over by your own truck!
  17. Mullaney

    New to me Deuce with matching trailer - wrenching post

    . What about a known good ground? The instrument panel in a Deuce is held in place with four Zeus Fasteners in the corners. Sometimes the gauges loose ground and "go wonky". If you have a long piece of 14 gauge wire and some vice grips - clip it to the negative post on a battery, then attach...
  18. Mullaney

    M1078 Purges tires

    . Thanks @Ronmar ! I'm hoping that @Jhart01 got the information you just posted and that what I had sent might be useful as well... I figured with enough pictures - maybe we could get him up and running. Tires sitting on rims is "bad mojo" for sure!
  19. Mullaney

    Refreshing Gunny the thread.

    . Yessir. This site doesn't host videos - but links work well and you generally even get a preview from the link.
  20. Mullaney

    M1078 Purges tires

    . You might have gotten a little better response if you had posted this in Current Conflict, FMTV. Can't always know where to put things - and for all I know - as a new member this (Conversations) may have been the only place you could post. ANYHOW, link below is where you should find...
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