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(low coolant card repaired). What is this? Do all CUCV's have this? I am open to learn. Where is it located?
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I never knew about that card either. Where do you get a replacement? My coolant light has come on every now and then, since the first day I got my M1008. I always thought it was a sensor somewhere that needed replacing. Come to think of it, it might still be a sensor but now I have something else to check too. ThanksIt's located under the dash in the drivers footwell up near the handbrake fitting.In a black plastic box with 4 wires coming off it.There is a small press catch on one side of it.Press it in and pull the box away from the plug.Then there are 2 side catches in the box with the card in. That allows you to take the card out of the box.Mine filled with water(from a leak I had) and shorted out the card(burning out 2 components) and leaving the low coolant light on all the time.
Depends if you want to keep it original to the age of your M1009. The 84's had them on the back end and tied down the antenna to the front and then the government decided it better to mount them behind the doors and tie the antennas to the back. This helped keep the antennas from grabbing trees and such.Picked up 2 antenna mounts for M1009 yesterday. Can't decicde where to install. There a 4 holes behind passenger door and 4 holes on the back of each fender/quarter panel. Will just be for looks. Want to mount them where they will be the least hassle. Any suggestions appreciated. Some of the holes have 1/4-20 rivnuts and others are just holes. I have rivnut tool. Thanks
I just sprayed some green paint on the antenna mast and slipped it over the wet paint. Also to detail the insulation ends I took it to the grinding wheel and ground the shape. It worked better than using a knife.I like your modification!! I'll have to do that! How did you secure the insulation?
My wife does that to me a lot.Spin-on fuel filter mod. I did the Napa #4770 and 3005 filter. Took me four hours because I stared at it and scratched my head a lot.