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Recent content by jonesal

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    Chains

    The -10 TM says "Operating on snow or ice requires use of tire chains on forward-rear axle tires. Refer to FM 21-305 for installation of tire chains." and goes on to say "NOTE Use tire chains on forward-rear-axle-tires. For M939 series vehicles place chains on outside tires." I usually use two...
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    Choctow H-140 Heater parts needed

    Yes, I think there's a little confusion there. The pump and it's bits are in the -24P TM. The WP to replace it is in the -14 TM. Attached are the two pages that contain the pump. A quick internet search of part number "J6BC-325-3" should provide joy. I love the H-140 heater. Al Jones H-140 x...
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    Current process for registering a 5ton in Iowa

    I think you're exactly right. It was seamless to register my M923 in South Dakota with an SF97, they could have cared less. My past experiences in the big city (Seattle) were hell.
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    NHC250 metal in oil

    I think the upper scale is in inches so the part is just under an inch in diameter, no? Edited: never mind, I reread the OP's message, sorry.
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    24si Alternator and Pulley Part Numbers

    Fellas, I've been searching for the last 3 hours and am hoping someone can share the part numbers for a 24si alternator and pulley that will work on my M923 with an NHC250. I can take it from there on getting it installed. I see lots of threads on the conversion but no part numbers. I've read...
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    Delco 24si alternator install on nhc250

    I'm trying to do this conversion on my M923 with a NHC250. Are there any part numbers anyone can provide for both the alternator and especially the pulley. Finding the right pulley seems to be the key but I can't find any part numbers anywhere! Thanks.
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    M925A2 transmission overheating

    Thanks for the update, please report back. Good luck! I hope it's not too $$.
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    M925A2 transmission overheating

    What ever happened with this? Did you ever figure it out? Thanks.
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    M925A2 transmission overheating

    I was just going off what others have said in other threads. Perhaps I should have worded that differently to reflect that. I did not mean to cause any worry. That being said, I suppose that only problems are posted here with everyone else that have fine transmissions don't post - if that makes...
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    M925A2 transmission overheating

    I'm paying it forward. Lot's of great folks here have helped me as well. I also used to write TM's decades ago so I like 'em, a lot! :cookoo: Please report back on anything you find. I think I'm one of the lucky ones that hasn't had any trans issues... yet?
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    M923 spring brake emergency control ?

    Juanprado could not be more correct. AND he said please. Allen Jones Brookings, SD
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    M925A2 transmission overheating

    TM 9-2320-272-23-1, WP 0014 is related to lack of power and transmission. TM 9-2320-272-23-2, WP 0268 has some but the main adjustment is in TM 9-2320-272-23-3, WP 0365. Good luck! Al Jones Brookings, SD
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    Alternator Upgrade Question with A Twist

    Thanks for the helpful responses. I've also pulled the harness from the PCB and will see how wire 5 intertwines with the other wires mentioned. I like the PCB (again, I'm having fun here) so I want to keep it. I'll post pics of the bracket I made once it's all up and running. Thanks again!! Allen
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    M925A2 transmission overheating

    My M923, which has the same transmission as yours, shifted way late from 1 to 2, and way early on the remaining shifts. It was all fixed after I adjusted the modulator cable per the TM. The cable appeared new on the vehicle when I bought it, but I don't think it had been adjusted. If your...
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    Alternator Upgrade Question with A Twist

    Here are the tags on the wires from the harness. Wire "5" is the main output (with an extra "POS" tag that was on it) and the exciter wire as you call it is labelled 568 which both match the wiring diagram, P2P and tracing the wires through the harness. So not sure what you're talking about...
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