Thermal board

[Beanerboy]

Do really have an extra one?

HAHA, Mister CUCV himself have a spare cucv part? The man has or have had almost as many CUCV as the army did!

Nice, I have 6 CUCV’s (100 and 2 blazers (1009).

 

[Beanerboy]

Nice, I have 6 CUCV’s (100 and 2 blazers (1009).

I hate that I can’t type as fast as I think it! I always mess up!! I have 6-M1008 and 2-M 1009. I made a temp fix for right now.

 

[Jeepadict]

HAHA, Mister CUCV himself have a spare cucv part? The man has or have had almost as many CUCV as the army did!

Poor fella...feel so bad for him.

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[Bill Nutting]

This is why I love this place! New guy needs some help, can’t cut through red tape on his end, gets what he needs anyway. Thank you CUCVRUS!

 

[dougco1]

I can’t just replace what’s broken. It is no good to reuse in any condition!!

After seeing those photos I think "just to be safe" you need to totally scrap that CUCV. There is just no repairing that thermal board.

 

[Beanerboy]

After seeing those photos I think "just to be safe" you need to totally scrap that CUCV. There is just no repairing that thermal board.

I wish I could trash the damn truck but it is still company property. I have to retract the statement of not reusing that board. After some hard thinking and what if possibilities I came to a conclusion. As you can see, I bolted together the wires in the left side (facing the vehicle), the side that I had to break off. One wire had a piece that connected to both bolts at the same time. I bolt together that end with the other wires and then the stud that was still good on the board I reconnected the wires to it and remounted the board. The vehicle is running and completely operational. It is still cracked where the I broke out the stud but it will keep the wires from arching out on the fire wall.

 

[Bill Nutting]

I wish I could trash the damn truck but it is still company property.

If your company decides to trash that truck, let us know. We’ll find a home for it...

 

[48cj2a]

Never understood why GM used that two stud terminal block even on the Civilian trucks.

Gm cars of that era don't have them

 

[Beanerboy]

Never understood why GM used that two stud terminal block even on the Civilian trucks.

Gm cars of that era don't have them

Not sure either, but whatever! I worked with what I had. If I didn’t have those pieces I would just put two bolts that fit the wiring eyelets and electrical tape them so they wouldn’t arch out on the firewall.