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Recent content by dirtroadoutlaw

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    M1009 Seat replacements

    sorry. I'm used to img code in other forums
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    M1009 Seat replacements

    Advice: Mount them more securely than the factory did. The floors pans in blazers are notorious for cracking around the seat mounting points because they're too weak. When you do the seat swap, dont rush. Take the extra time to beef up your mounting. Personally, I wouldn't use cloth but that...
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    Tire/Rim screws for 16.5 rims?

    www.diy4x.com.... Recentering for less than half what trailworthy and WAY beefier centers.... here's what mine look like. i've got less than 5 bennies in me set of four wheels including the powdercoating http://i1197.photobucket.com/albums/aa424/dirtroadoutlaw/2012-04-26104748.jpg...
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    Steering Pump Bracket Source

    Use a socket-head bolt. Tightens right up with hex key on a ratchet.
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    My 1985 M1009 project

    Nice rig bro. Keep up the good work!
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    How accurate is your fuel gauge?

    Mine works throughout a range but the wrong one. If my guage covered about a third of the face, then it would be working great! These sending units work off resistance and I've noticed that they come in a range of specs so I will do a little research one day and fix it properly. One day.
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    M1009 4" lift driveline vibration troubleshoot/new driveline components

    As a reference, u-joints in a single-cardan setup, like that, should be within two degrees of each other. Spicer's tech manual says a maximum of three degrees but that would be too much IMO. The closer, the better as to achieve the most longevity from your joints and the smoothest operation...
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    What have you done to your CUCV today/lately? - Part 1

    Threw a little herculiner in the back & hit the tailgate with it too. Did the front about a year ago so they match now! Well... when it gets as dirty as the rest it will match haha. Making side panels to house speakers & amps & subs are in a custom box that I can take out & put back in as...
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    My M1009 Build

    Darn good looking rig. She looks good & solid. Reminds me of my ol' girl when I first got her! This is the earliest pic that I have after I added bumper, winch, light bar & lights:
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    What have you done to your CUCV today/lately? - Part 1

    X2 on the hurculiner with one minor exception but that, solely, is based on personal taste and the level of abuse that the finished surface will be exposed to. It is too thin if applied as directed. I have a gallon on my floor pans from in front of the back seat forward.... I will be spraying...
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    Noob in MS!

    Thanks fellas
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    Took the M1009 offroading in the woods of NH

    Awesome man! I love the m1009. I started off wheeling mine in stock form like that then went nuts & got addicted to upgrades Lol! I took m1028 axles & stuck under mine along with too many other upgrades to list. I kept all of the blackout & all functional and am trying to keep most all of the mv...
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    M1009 passenger side alternator

    I've spent way more time in the tm's than most. Having repaired several issues on these Chevy cucv's. As far as to graft a civy fuse panel into one and a dual headlight wiring harness into my own while retaining all b/o light function. My only problem is retaining every little fragment of...
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    M1009 passenger side alternator

    The black and red wires that are coupled together in the flat plug that plugs into the back corner of the alternator. Should be getting 12 volts across them with the ignition switch in the run position.
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    Noob in MS!

    Hey fellas. Love the site thus far! Currently, I have an '86 M1009. has a few mods and more coming.
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