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I have the A2 version with a manual transmission, and like the ability to decide which gear I want to use at a certain speed. By shifting gears manually, usually by sound and feel, I become one with the truck, which I enjoy. I also have manual transmissions in my F350 pickup and Jeep YJ.
I have a question about the modern day military vehicles and the affects EMP. I bought my 1970 M35A2 because I like the way they look, 6 x 6 capability, winch, ability to work on myself, and the simplicity of the electrical system. My understanding is that these old primitive trucks will not be...
First thing I would do is take that camper out and go for a drive. You did say you noticed the loss in power right after adding the camper, plus changing to the 395 tires is going to eat some power too. With that said, I too have been wrong many times before. Lol
I had a problem with my Deuce burning up turn signal switches on the steering column. I would install a new signal switch and as soon as I moved the arm to test, a small puff of smoke would come out of the signal switch. I put a completely knew front wiring harness on and burnt up two more...
Lack of a ground will not cause smoke. Smoke comes from a short circuit or an overloaded conductor that is carrying more current than its size allows, which over heats causing the insulation to melt or burn creating the smoke. Loosing a ground makes an open circuit where no current flows...
Wow !!! That is pure and simple thievery. I have been a member of the MVPA for several years and usually renew my membership 3 years at a time. I do believe that I have had my last renewal. Apparently they actually do nothing for MV preservation but show pictures, and say look at me. Why...
Dane, you might want to check out these David Clark voice powered ear muffs. In the 80's I was a Level 1 start-up tech on a nuclear power house, testing electrical systems, running them through their paces, and documenting to make sure all systems met safety requirements before going online. We...
I attended the rally Friday as well. Lots of random parts for sale. Bought a few trinkets myself. The random sprinkles did take some of the fun out of walking the rows since some vendors would temporarily puts tarps over their stuff, not knowing how much or long the rain would last. Certainly...