• Steel Soldiers now has a few new forums, read more about it at: New Munitions Forums!

  • Microsoft MSN, Live, Hotmail, Outlook email users may not be receiving emails. We are working to resolve this issue. Please add support@steelsoldiers.com to your trusted contacts.

Search results

  1. Light in the Dark

    FU1

    Yeah just turn the cap so it locks in place, it'll hold fine. It doesn't get unscrewed by itself, as Ray mentioned...
  2. Light in the Dark

    What did I find in the bottom of my MEP?

    No the metal interior spiral is thicker than that material.
  3. Light in the Dark

    What did I find in the bottom of my MEP?

    I once found an intact GI flashlight tucked into the fuel tank area, with panel reattached like nothing had happened.
  4. Light in the Dark

    What did I find in the bottom of my MEP?

    Springs too thin to be from a busted FSS... plastic unkown. Just trash.
  5. Light in the Dark

    Cannon plug comparison

    Why not just swap whats on the machine with something more readily available and modern, and source the mate that way?
  6. Light in the Dark

    MEP-802A questions

    I can't be of much help, I let the ground do the dampening for me.
  7. Light in the Dark

    803A droop adjust screw?

    You want them as close to the pushrod tubes as you can make them go... but uniformly across all cylinders.
  8. Light in the Dark

    803A droop adjust screw?

    Fuel Stop Solenoid
  9. Light in the Dark

    803A droop adjust screw?

    I would unplug the FSS while running, and see if it shuts down in the same exact timed manner.
  10. Light in the Dark

    803A droop adjust screw?

    He could have a sticky IP or two as well, holding up the return movement.
  11. Light in the Dark

    MEP 802a Injection Pump no output

    You are right, I thought he just shared the injection pump doc.
  12. Light in the Dark

    MEP 802a Injection Pump no output

    Does it match the document Guy provided?
  13. Light in the Dark

    Rodent Screens

    Shouldnt be near anything if you only go a little bigger than the cutout
  14. Light in the Dark

    Rodent Screens

    Should be no fuel lines to worry about.. just watch for any draped battery cables. All thats really under there is the foam backing on the raised plate under the engine.. just go with 1/2" long screws and shouldnt be an issue.
  15. Light in the Dark

    Rodent Screens

    Self tapping sheet metal screws and 1/4" hardware cloth cut to the size you want for overlap (8x8 normally does it) https://www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-1-4-in-Mesh-x-2-ft-x-5-ft-23-Gauge-Galvanized-Steel-Hardware-Cloth-308231EB/205960850
  16. Light in the Dark

    MEP 802a Injection Pump no output

    Yeah it should be in that thread I just linked to. Never hurts to have it in more threads though.
  17. Light in the Dark

    MEP 802a Injection Pump no output

    It would benefit you to read through this thread... it will have a lot of IP tips and documents that are useful to you: https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/new-to-mep-803a-ownership-general-questions.218700/
  18. Light in the Dark

    MEP 802a Injection Pump no output

    Exactly the same stuff I use
  19. Light in the Dark

    MEP 802a Injection Pump no output

    I've always been able to soak them whole in a coffee can (with lid) submerged in https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/NCB0996 . If whole doesn't work, yeah just disassemble as others have said.
  20. Light in the Dark

    MEP-802A questions

    The T bar is the handle, just tighten it all the way up (standard RH threads) and you should have no leaks when you fill the radiator.
111,152members
165,478threads
2,328,599posts
901online users
Top
✖
AdBlock Detected

We get it, advertisements are annoying!

Sure, ad-blocking software does a great job at blocking ads, but it also blocks useful features of our website like our supporting vendors. Their ads help keep Steel Soldiers going. Please consider disabling your ad blockers for the site. Thanks!

I've Disabled AdBlock
No Thanks