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If you search online, 24V H4 100/90 you should find them for about $12.00 each

I did the Cibies H4, they where ok, but not bright enough for me with the original bulbs, so I used the 24V 90/100 bubs, much better.

Yes, the relay set-up is starting to sound good, I think that I will take that rout once I get it out of storage. Thank you

Ok, I would like to use a the following A step 24 V to 12 V step down The lights The trailer Trying to be politically correct, hope the pictures work

I also pull a trailer with my Humvee, I did install the led bulbs, but they don't seem as bright, and I want to try the LED trailer lights, but they are not available for the 14 V So I was going to try one of these, I would need three of them, one for each brake/signal and one for the parking...

That's what I have been using with mine, the Hummer & Humvee are basically the same, just use common sense in case something doesn't seem right.

They where getting noisy, I'm thinking the side bearings, since it took little effort to remove the flange nut. They have about 30K on them

Got the rear done, just waiting for the brake pads. I will tackle the front one tomorrow

Sorry, typo error it's PML covers https://yourcovers.com/diffcover_11155.php

Well, I haven't posted much in a while, but this week i'm replacing both of my differentials on the M998 I also decided to replace the stock covers with MPL covers, aluminium with fins, the best part, I can add about an extra 1/2 quart of lube and apparently run about 10 degrees cooler, time...

What's is it doing ??

I would remove the cover, only 4 bolts and make certain you have the proper hub shaft locks Type 2: Military 8 Slot PN# 01-382-5031 *superseded from original 4 slot version

I think I got them from e-bay, i buy so much crap, I forget where I get them https://www.ebay.com/itm/M998-HUMMER-HMMWV-RIVETS-500PCS-HUMVEE-MILITARY/232745685957?hash=item3630b953c5:g:3tYAAOSwjt5ajEZT&vxp=mtr

Check the tire shops around you, for me in MI, Discount Tires had no problems with the 37", they actually have a little lift or jack on the wheel balancing machine, no lifting by the tech, i was charged $20.00 per wheel, well worth it. they used the clamp on, they could of used the glued ones or...

I know, most people would translate the "bruiteur" as a noise maker, love it. Originally from Ottawa but raised in Hull, so a few hours from you

I run the stock rims with the 12 bolt design I even change my own tires and take to discount tires in Michigan and have them do the balancing, makes a big difference if you do highway driving

I run mine with 12lbs up front and 10lbs in the rear when at the sand dunes, no run flat or tire beads, Interco super swampers tsl radials City is 30 front and 32 rear Off road is usually about 20 front & rear And I push it, see the clip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8dwi-ZjN0k

J'aime biens les instructions en Francais. Le bruiteur est special

Yes, I was just looking for example of stickers Since I'm in Michigan, we have no laws for emission testing.