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Yes, For the IR, they had the red lens filter. There is a clear lens some of tthe fixtures had but many were just the beam without the lens. Those sealed beams are available in the civy world as spot, flood, wide etc in 12v as they were common to work bodies and agriculture before Led changed...
depending on the manufacture of the original bucket, Try a test fit on depth then it can be stripped out and drill a larger hole to pass the cables but way much easier to find the original style empty buckets for the LED lights. Truck lite and grote buckets should be interchangeable for LED and...
I don't think shocks are the problem and probably help more than you realize. It is the stiffness of those uparmored springs to carry the weight that is giving you the nasty ride. I would recommend using the stock m998 springs and if worried about the 6.5 motor possibly being heavier than the...
I believe that is the Transmission oil sample port. The military uses lab analysis on its oils to determine maintenance intervals.
There is usually a tube /barb fitting to push a hose on that appears to be missing from the petcock fitting on yours.
Any parts store should stock motormite help / doorman gm shims. Typically comes 2 or 3 different widths in one card. Mainstream gm 60-90's
You will have to measure to get the correct width with feeler gauges or mic. Looks like oe military is .080 according to tm
unfortunately none of us have access to the Tm's or etms for these trucks as they are restricted. Most who posted have not been back in a while. I would recommend asking the question of the problem or exact info needed and see if someone might be able to help?
Hagerty told me no as I do not have a garage. Many here have been able to get coverage with them without a garage. That inconsistency makes me wonder about their coverage if i ever have a problem. YMMV
State Farm covered me with classic/antique and I also added my m923 with them the same way.
Yes, the kit has detailed instructions and can be done in segments.
The front cage (do you have a winch?) ,
Main cage., differential plate, gas tank plate, rear differential cage.
I pieced my kit together individually . Maybe 5 hours total if all done at one time. Dont really recall .
Let me...
The underbody protection kit does require the cross members to be drilled. Most holes are easy. One was challenging. I used a step drill bit. Most of the kit is bolt on to the frame with brackets utilizing existing holes. Not a crazy difficult install. Some pics on my Juan's m998 thread here...
depending on which neihoff regulator/serial number ?, there is 2 ways to hook up the wiring on the 200 amp units. Search on here as there is threads on it.
Also, Do you have the 12v output hooked up?
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