Recent content by Reworked LMTV

Thank you very much Godspeed!!

Thank you!

Still need a picture of this item mounted, if you can spare the time : )

Wade into your rebuild of your truck slowly. Ask lots of questions. The diaphragms in the air brake cans can be replaced, BUT doing them without working knowledge can kill you. The springs inside are so powerful they can easily crush a face. Better to replace. There are miles of air lines on...

Perfect! You are now Knighted "Sir 3116 of Camarillo!" Our team will set up a date for your tattoo. Welcome aboard!

Your second priority is to expound on SS how much you love your 3116 mechanical engine and thoroughly annoy C7 owners :ROFLMAO: Some C7 owners disconnect their transmission and tuck in their engines every night before bed rofl Wait for it!......... T minus 5,4,3,2,1..... Here comes member GD 😆

Your very first project is to replace the "Oil Line of Death", per FM AKA Sean and Willow's videos.

Ha! I use Digi-key too. Mouser too.

I have bought replacement circuit breakers for mine too. Not cheap. Plastic shells seem to break over time.

Pretty cool stuff!

Fire hazard from Chinese fuses!!

Hello, I will be opening my company quite soon, supplying Composite Expedition Campers for trucks. These campers range from slide-in F150 size campers up to about 30'x8'x8'. Some mount on military trucks, etc. I am only looking for professional acting people who treat my customers well. I limit...

An interesting discussion would be "what are the possible engine swaps for an LMTV?" C7's are pretty plentiful, thus you can get one fairly cheap, but it would be interesting to hear what else might fit. Like the larger Cummins, or an older L series, big cam, etc. That kind of thing. If someone...

I get a bit nervous when I hear "Scope on a rope". I definitely will not be bending over to pick up my phone 🤣

Cat C7 Life Expectancy Engines are measured by a two-category system called the B10 and the B50. The first category indicates how many engines will fail at a certain mileage mark. The 10 stands for 10% of the engines will fail prior to reaching the B50 mile mark. The 50 in the B50 stands for...