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You are amazing! thank you very much.. not the cheapest part on the truck but its been ordered. Thank you again. All off you on here... great community!
I guess ill try to fab something. I'm I doing something wrong on here? Not one response, idea or thought.. If I'm doing something offensive or not correct, please let me know.
Can't figure out what it's even called but this is the part I need. I broke the one on the passenger sponson. Please, any help would be appreciated.
It holds the sholder pin for the slant back hatch to pivot on. Just above the passenger rear seat.
Ok... Its official! NO NEED TO PULL DRIVE SHAFTS... 4speed trans in Park, Transfer Case in Neutral, (just like any other GM) towed it 280 miles at 60 mph most of the time, I5 from WA to OR and then down the stupidest hwy in America (US 6 to Tillamook in Oregon), very UNDER maintained.
I pulled...
Well... this is the week I flat tow the M1151A1 about 300 miles.. Using the 14k tow bar and all parts recommended. I still can't decide if I need to pull those drive shafts or not but I think I want to hit the hwy for 5 miles and check the temp of the Tcase... then go 30 miles and check again...
I have rebuilt a 4L60 that had ratchetted the pawl and it was for about 10 secs... it looked pretty bad when I got it out. Had to replace the sun shell also.
The tCase is in N... it would only damage the parking pawl if the Tcase for whatever reason went into gear. Still a drivable rig. The 3speed will burn up and be inoperable all together.
So after talking with some people at our local base... The general idea, true or not, is as follows...
The manuals are to be written for ALL HMMWVs so the guys in the field did the same towing procedures across the board and this procedure included pulling the shafts on the old 3 speeds because...
I read in the military literature to disconnect the shafts if your going over 30mph... I have put many T-cases in N and towed chevys all over the place... Is there something different in the M1151A1 TCase? I'm with you... it just doesn't make sense but everyone is saying to disconnect. I want to...