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PSturg66

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Hello all my name is Paul. I am US Army retired. I am picking up a 6.2l from a Hummv soon I plan on going over the engine, doing the usual 24 to 12v conversion then dropping it into my 84 Gmc Sierra Classic. The truck has a 6.2l in it, but its tired. I hope this will qualify me to remain on the site. Anyway, I am glad to be here, looking forward to learning and teaching.
 

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Warthog

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Welcome.

You just need an interest in MVs to hang out here.
 
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PSturg66

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Thx for the welcome, Warthog. I happen to be a contracted wheeled vehicle mechanic at Ft Carson. Its amazing, I have subscribed to at least 4 other diesel/truck forums, have yet to rcv a reply to an introduction. Within 2 minutes of my intro thread here, I get a response. I like this place already
 

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Sounds like you'll fit right in here.

Welcome to SS
 

Scar59

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Paul,
Welcome from Kentucky, to really fit in you'll have to paint your truck green, then it gets additive.
JC
 

Warthog

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Many of the members here are former/current military, some of us didn't have the pleasure to serve. Thank you for your service.

Be sure to download the FREE technical manuals.

The manual for the 6.2L/6.5L NA engine is http://test.steelsoldiers.com/upload/CUCV/TM9-2815-237-34.pdf

The CUCV manuals are here:

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?77609-TM-s-for-the-CUCV

Also there are many, many more. Just click the Technical Manuals button at the top of the page. If you find any that we are missing, let us know and we will add them to the library.
 
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PSturg66

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Thx all, Glen, good talking to you today. We will get your issue figured out, I promise ya. JC, I am actually from Ky, London, to be exact.

Thx Warthog, I also have an extensive library of TM and diagnostic equipment. I will help out where I can.
 
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MarcusOReallyus

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Yeah, that got close. I keep in touch with a friend I made there when I served at Ft. Cartoon. He was evacuated, but didn't lose anything.

So, welcome! :beer:

Say, are the barracks that were new in the '70s still there? They were a light tan brick buildings. How about the old red brick barracks?
 

PSturg66

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Well, I know that a few years back they did alot of renovations to some of the barracks, they are all brick now. They have also built new motor pools and brigade complexes. Out by Butts AAF, they put in alot of barrack, built a shoppette too.
 

PSturg66

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Thank you for your service. We need to talk. I just picked up a M923a2 a month ago from Nellis AFB and have some questions on the CTIS.I will send a pm. I think with your knowledge, you will be very helpful to this site. http://www.mvcconline.org/memberrigs 2-5 ton&upr.html
Glen, I do believe your issue is a an air leak, or a pressure transducer on the pneumatic controller. And I think this because you are hearing air in the PC and under the truck at the QRVs.
 
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