Recent content by azulrios

I have a '86 M1025 that has 2.56 (41 / 16) ratio. I had understood that the geared hubs had a ratio of 1.92 : 1 . I am not sure that I am correct, these may be 2 : 1 as mentioned above. To remove the differential covers, I believe, one needs to procure the revised brackets. REFERENCE TO; TM...

Thanks

Mogman, I actually have a CUMMINS 5.9L 6BT in my 1025. So you did install the reservoir for cleaning the power system system.

Thanks for response. I was wondering, if it was worth it.

Ref: TM 9-2320-280-24P-1 | GROUP 1410 HYDRAULIC PUMP OR FLUID MOTOR ASSEMBLY FIG. 176A REMOTE POWER STEERING RESERVOIR AND HOSES (SERIAL NUMBER 196901 AND ABOVE) Is the subject matter, a nice to have -or- must have? Has anyone added the above to older models (say M1025 A0)? If so, how much...

Out of curiosity, was the front end [ tires ] off the ground when performing the bleed?

Are these handles from the TMs?

Thanks for the information. I will discuss with HGM to confirm if I need combine the two ratios. It makes sense to me but but I am not a guru!!

I know this link was in 2021 but I will ask anyway; I have 2.56 : 1 but do not the combined ratio including the geared hubs of 1.92 : 1. Please advise as I have installed a HGM harness to my 4L80E powered by 1992 CUMMINS 5.9L 6BT engine and within the setup, the software asks for the ratio.

I am in!!

Thanks for the response!!

Thanks. If I understand correctly, the 10453002 is OK for the changeout on the A0 / A1 HMMWV. I have a M1025 (Code H17). I sure hope so. Stripping down to remove the differential cover is a real pain. Regards,

Has anyone changed out the brake Adapter for the new brake adapters, P/N 10453002? I was unable to locate a TM for this activity. Any guidance welcomed. I am in it so deep now, not sure how to get out of the swamp!!

Each segement weighs; 15 lbs so total run-flat weight 45 lbs. Excludes the 2 beadlocks and inner rim cover.

Great news and thanks