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  1. leedraper

    '86 M1008 cranks too slow to bleed

    Cheers!
  2. leedraper

    '86 M1008 cranks too slow to bleed

    Thanks everyone for the on-point comments. I'll resume the story....... the CUCV project has been on hold for a variety of work and farm priorities, but with the impending Frankenstorm, I wanted to get it done, so..... I cleaned every electrical connection that was suggested 'til they shone...
  3. leedraper

    '86 M1008 cranks too slow to bleed

    Oops. I did think it was missing until you made this comment. I got a pic of it from the doghead mad and, ahem, there it was. Thanks.
  4. leedraper

    '86 M1008 cranks too slow to bleed

    Before I start, I'd like to say a huge thanks for this website and the people that post on it. It gives me hope for the country and the world in general that so many caring and knowledgeable people exist and are willing to take the time to share. And a big up to the admin staff for its creation...
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