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HMMWV FUSE AND RELAYS-LOCATIONS?

Blizken

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Hope everyone is having a great holiday.

I am servicing the "2010 MAK" installed A.C. on my very recently purchased M1123.

(?) Looking for the locations of all of the fuse boxes(s) and or associated relays.

I have searched the knowledge base here and could not find any info.

Thanks in advance for your time.

Cheers,

Blizken
 
Milcommoguy

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Blizken said:
Hope everyone is having a great holiday.

I am servicing the "2010 MAK" installed A.C. on my very recently purchased M1123.

(?) Looking for the locations of all of the fuse boxes(s) and or associated relays.

I have searched the knowledge base here and could not find any info.

Thanks in advance for your time.

Cheers,

Blizken
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Free information and observations. NOT directed at anyone, anytime, anywhere or any HMMWV. Just burning bandwidth. CAMO

The HMMWV is designed around the concept to be “BATTLESHORT” It is a condition in which some military equipment does not shut down when entering combat, due to a fuse or electrical apparatus failing. In some cases it is switchable. Not the HUMMWV.

There are NO fuses, fusible links, or circuit breakers to inhibit the running / starting of the vehicle in any starting boxes. There are circuit breakers designed into the HMMWV to protect low priority circuits. Soldiers poking around for a fuse under fire…. is not a good battle plan.

Best to look in the TM's. With the TM and the guy's here one should be all hooked up, CAMO
 
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I am glad someone asked this question. I have been looking through my M1123 and the manuals trying to figure out why I could not find a fuse box. Thanks for the answers also.
 
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springer1981 said:
If I am not mistaken those are Self Resetting Circuit Breakers behind the instrument panel. Depending on other accessories there may be additional circuit breakers, one that comes to mind is for a winch.
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SELF RESETTING-as in I would not need to monkey around with it if "tripped"?
 
Blizken

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BananaRay said:
I am glad someone asked this question. I have been looking through my M1123 and the manuals trying to figure out why I could not find a fuse box. Thanks for the answers also.
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(I felt like a moron having to ask why I cant find the fuse boxes).

Also, where did you source your 1123 manual(s) from if I may ask.
 
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Blizken said:
(I felt like a moron having to ask why I cant find the fuse boxes).

Also, where did you source your 1123 manual(s) from if I may ask.
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Hard part is that nobody bothered to say that the M-1123 is also called a M1114 Series Truck. In other words, the Expanded Capacity Vehicles (ECV) of the M1114 series – m1113, m1114, m1115, m1116, m1121, m1123, m1124, m1145 FAC, m1151, m1152, m1165, m1167

The -10 TM is available for download here:

Newer Model HMMWV operator's Manual TM 9-2320-387-10

M1113, M1114, M1151, M1152, M1165, M1167 -10 Operator's Manual
www.steelsoldiers.com

The repair parts and field maintenance is also here for the newer models:

TB 9-2320-335-13&P M1151A1 M1152A1 M1165A1 Field maintenance and parts

TB 9-2320-335-13&P OPERATOR AND FIELD MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR PARTS AND SPECIAL TOOLS LIST (RPSTL) INSTRUCTIONS for newer Hmmwv's TRUCK, UTILITY: EXPANDED CAPACITY, ARMAMENT CARRIER, IAP/ARMOR READY, M1151A1 (2320-01-540-2038) (SERIAL NUMBERS 300000 AND ABOVE); TRUCK, UTILITY: EXPANDED...
www.steelsoldiers.com
 
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Mullaney said:
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Hard part is that nobody bothered to say that the M-1123 is also called a M1114 Series Truck. In other words, the Expanded Capacity Vehicles (ECV) of the M1114 series – m1113, m1114, m1115, m1116, m1121, m1123, m1124, m1145 FAC, m1151, m1152, m1165, m1167

The -10 TM is available for download here:

Newer Model HMMWV operator's Manual TM 9-2320-387-10

M1113, M1114, M1151, M1152, M1165, M1167 -10 Operator's Manual
www.steelsoldiers.com

The repair parts and field maintenance is also here for the newer models:

TB 9-2320-335-13&P M1151A1 M1152A1 M1165A1 Field maintenance and parts

TB 9-2320-335-13&P OPERATOR AND FIELD MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR PARTS AND SPECIAL TOOLS LIST (RPSTL) INSTRUCTIONS for newer Hmmwv's TRUCK, UTILITY: EXPANDED CAPACITY, ARMAMENT CARRIER, IAP/ARMOR READY, M1151A1 (2320-01-540-2038) (SERIAL NUMBERS 300000 AND ABOVE); TRUCK, UTILITY: EXPANDED...
www.steelsoldiers.com
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Nobody said it, because the m1123 is NOT an ECV. It is NOT a turbo truck.
 
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Most folks use the links in the first post of the HMMWV forum. I just search "pdf tm 9-2320-xxxxxxx" online.
The 335-13&P is only for serial numbers 300,000 and up. That has since been merged into the -387 manuals, which are for turbos. I have every manual I can find on a usb drive, so I can always find what I need.

HMMWV - High Mobility Military Wheeled Vehicle (nsncenter.com)
 
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