Wiring

[rebel]

Hay yall does anybody have the wiring scamatics for the M1009 that they could email me or get to me somehow if you do thanks.


jonathan.k.jordan@us.army.mil

 

[Txstruck]

Jonathan,

Hello and welcome to SteelSoldiers! First things first, would you mind putting a signature in your profile with at least your location. TY



Secondly, I sent you 2 emails containing .PDF files which should also contain the wiring schematics you requested. Enjoy your stay here, we are a friendly and knowledgable bunch!

 

[mouse]

hay steve, could you send me scamatics to :hop: and in return i will give you my first born thanks,( curt aka mouse) barcalow@sbcglobal.net

 

[Txstruck]

Curt,



Sent you an email with an attachment.

 

[mouse]

thank's steve when do you want my kid

 

[Txstruck]

hhhmmmmm.......... I guess after its born.. What do you think? :tongue:



You did get the attachment right?

 

[mouse]

she's 6, and home from school( spring brake) and she's a red head with three 6's on her head

 

[Warren Lovell]

Hello Steve, Could you please sned me a schematic for a 1986 M1009 Blazer? You can have my first born, second, and third!

Warren

 

[mangus580]

Warren, what do you need to know about the wiring?

 

[bear76]

Could someone please send me a link also, thanks.

 

[mangus580]

bear, the schematics are now located in the TM section, in the -20 TM.

 

[bear76]

Sorry for the ignorance but which one is the -20?

 

[ida34]

All the Technical manuals have the same first three sets of numbers for the same piece of equipment. The last numbers tell you what the manual is for.

-10 operator type manuals
-20 unit level maint
-30 direct support maint
anything with a P on the end is a parts manual

Technical manuals start out with TM while Lubrication manuals have LO at the beginning.