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TM 9-2320-289-34P Page 24-1 That sensor is obsolete use this one, it comes with a new connector. On Amazon, picture does not show the sensor, but I just replaced my old one for the same reason with this item. the manual listed above will show you every nut, bolt, part of the entire truck.

Mine was located in the glovebox also.

Sir, I have not found anyone who can make the sticker. I have recreated it myself. If you like, I will will post a copy of the file here. Use it if you wish. I am looking for 5” x5” clear tape sheets now. There is a copy of the service parts ident sticker on the inner fender? Which side? I have...

The ones I have seen with rubber mounts were the early M1031s with the M880 work box. The later ones (like mine) did not have rubber mounts because of the belt drive to the generator.

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In my M1031 there are no mounts. I have seen some that do have them on this site.

Making good progress!

I did a quick internet search. Brass radiator necks are readily available.

Not too long ago I read a post in the CUCV forum asking why a radiator cap would spontaneously start leaking. I did not have an answer back then. Now that I have encountered the same propblem on my truck, I have figured out why it happens and how to solve it. 1. The radiator caps are stamped...

I did think about that. I ended up taking it to a local place and having it sandblasted. It was about $2600.00. It was by the hour… $100.00 per hour. I did not expect it to be that high. Live and learn. Reading your post again, I think we are misunderstanding. I needed the power at our...

Started building an obstacle course at work. It is nice to have portable power for sanding.

A suggestion, verify that power is reaching the service light switch and the headlight switch. Headlight switches do fail.

I had to stay with my fellow maintenace truck owner. Can’t do anything without maintenance!

On mine, I pulled the small wire out of the engine harness, then I made it longer and put a single wire connector on it. The other side of the connector went to the starter. That way when I have to remove the starter, I disconnect from the starter at the connector rather than struggling to get...

I painted mine with behr a couple years ago. Still holding up really well.