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The M number is the assigned unit number…on Hmmwv’s it’s on the rockers and tailgate, the problem is on the armored trucks is the Rocker armor is removed during Demil.

Your truck was not IED’d and rebuilt, that’s not something they do to rolling stock items like Hmmwv’s and trucks, Aircraft and Ships are repaired when economically feasible. A truck that’s damaged in county is scrapped…not returned to CONUS.

have you tried to move the fuel cut off armature with your finger while the cover is off? Does it “effortlessly“ move and spring back on its own? ANY resistance will deny fuel….

yea, it’s such a crappy engine it’s still being produced today…42yrs later.

Many countries do this for military parades, quite common. The U.S. military has had guidance for many moons about spraying diesel fuel to the paint jobs to make the trucks appear wet and clean. Alot of that came about when the military had actual military parades, something we frankly don’t see...

The brand makes absolutely no difference

You have a viscous fan clutch, they are always on, lock up varies based on the heat that flows across the unit.

you don’t want anything that is contant power…just keyed, unless the draw is so small as to not drain the battery. You can just pull directly from the rear battery…but that could and can degrade the rear battery. Not sure why you need this temp gauge, but its You’re truck. The TOT is readable on...

thats great, except your truck is 24v….you can wire a relay to be activacted upon turning The 24v ignition with 12v on the other side, or if you have 4 speed truck you can tap off the 12v feed to the TCM at the transmission relay.

A “good” transmission shop should be able connect up the TCM with the snap-on Diag tool and take the place of the TCM, my shop does/did for an issue I had…the TCM in the box is nothing special and with the schematic, a good tech can make up a quick harness to interface the tool to the plug, it...

The clutch pulley was designed to take the stress off the generator shaft and all if its mounting components when The truck is Turned Off, also to allow the gen shaft to freewheel when the rpm’s spikes And the gen shaft times to catch up to the other spinning fixed components. not uncommon to...

Just buy the bolts in stainless steel, I try and use SS socket cap bolts on all the turrets I install and sell. also, apply a sealant on the bolt before you insert the bolts, that’s how the factory does it.

You Need a drier and condenser.

50/315 is not correct…look at an ambient OAT to see what the LOW/HIGH should be.

I don’t believe the filter can be installed correctly without the separator…..the separator is all plastic.

I wish folks would research what a shock does as opposed to a spring….i promise you, on a Hmmwv you wouldn’t notice a difference if you just ran 0070’s, 71’s, 72’s or any other shock, it’s the springs that make the difference in ride quality.

Here is a working Catalytic converter

Black smoke is excess burnt fuel, white smoke is excess unburnt fuel. black smoke is generally a bad turbo or clogged Catalytic converter….a once a week affair in the shop. here was last week

Turbo trucks use the cannon plug version of tach, the signal comes from the generator, the 5 wire tach gets its signal from the tach drive that has a signal generator for the ste/ice, that signal generator may now come from the STE/ICE frequency converter Used on turbo trucks.

And what model truck do you have?