FMTV Fuse box pdf or web link

[DSD277]

I got a call today from Pete on my M1094 that he had jumped wires under the cab and got it started . Since most of the fuses are missing, I was hoping to get a pdf of the power distribution power with the ampere and circuit use, so he can see if he can get the monster to move under it’s own power. I have some manuals on order, but it would handy if I got that info so progress can proceed

Pete is sending me pics and a vid later. I'll post them to my M1094 LVAD thread ...I can't wait
http://www.steelsoldiers.com/fmtv/86861-just-bought-mtv-m1094-lvad.html

 

[emmado22]

why not just download them off of LOGSA for free?

 

[DSD277]

I have no idea what that is... Until now , almost all my MVs have been Euro and almost no dealing with US MVs

 

[maddawg308]

Like I tell some folks, .pdf manuals are great, but you can't unfold one underneath the frame while you're changing a seal, or out on the trail. Not to mention, by the time you download them and print them out on your own printer, you've burned through the same $$$ in paper and toner you could've just bought the manuals. My two cents, and that's coming from a guy who has all of LOGSA's manuals backed up on his hard drive, so I'm not totally against .pdfs, just they aren't great when you have to work on the vehicle.

 

[emmado22]

I hear ya Maddawg, I have both PDF's and paper manuals for my HMMWV, M35A2, all trailers, and everything else I own. But it sounds like he doesnt have any manuals at all.

 

[DSD277]

The truck is in NC, and I'm in Cal, I'm just trying to get a couple of pages for the fuse box so the seller can see if will move. My first post says the manuals are on order. And I had never heard of LOGSA

 

[Warthog]

Logsa is the Army's website for documentation

https://www.logsa.army.mil

You want the EMTs online

https://www.logsa.army.mil/etms/ind...5d412fef8-E73C4E1F-D338-2D08-2C963C4F8C531FDB

Looks like the FMTV manual is restricted.

 

[hcso2332]

Here is a PDF of the circuit panel for the FMTV.

 

[DSD277]

Thanks for the pdf. Exactly what I wanted. If Pete doesn't catch this, I'll email it to him.
Hopefully, by the time it makes it 2600 mile trek to it's new home, it'll be able to unload itself.

Though I hadn't mention it before, the truck is going to th American Military Vehicle Museum in South El Monte, CA (aka tankland.com) where I'll make the final decision on the builld, then put it on display, and (hopefully) use it for parades and local MV events