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There's lots of ways to clean these vehicles up...here's what we did. Caiman photo album

On the last Caiman we worked on, we did a battery delete and tied in on the main battery. You still use the battery case as a junction box, but you strip the batteries out of it.

Here's a Caiman we performed some work on for a sheriff's department. Like all MRAP's, there's plenty of room for improvement on this equipment. Facebook Photo Album Videos: M16 testing Barrett M82 testing Heading Home

Might try draining the fluid and refill with new. If it were mixed with another type, foaming can happen.

Checking and adjusting the balance on the transfer case gearing, both takeout and NOS from original packaging. As well as being exceptionally rare, the transfer cases are also known for their noise, and when you see just how much the gears are out of balance, you can have a better...

The Mk16 pintle mount will also fit, and I put a couple on my M114. I will see how many of the mounts I have like you have pictured and get back to you.

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Thinking I finally have a good TCM calibration.

I am only aware of one person that is remanufacturing a v100 transfer case and he is on his third set of gears trying to get the proper backlash...the first set was too tight, the second was too loose but the proverbial third bowl of porridge seems to be juuuuust right. Fortunately for everyone...

I don't like horseradish, but it doesn't bother me that someone else eats it :-P

I practically idled through the entire route...Definitely had my head on a swivel.

Here's a short video taken from our v100 in the annual 4th of July parade here in Carrollton. I also included a photo taken by someone on the parade route. https://youtu.be/nA8MMsNAJl0

http://pasarmor.com/services/ I've used these folks and their prices were quite a bit less than others that quoted my project. ETA: Glass weathers much better than acrylic or polycarbonate, but if you have a low traffic, indoor application it will work great.

I've done it twice. The length is something that you'll need to work around and there's some creative U-joint work that can be done as well.