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In all fairness, the radio shack number isn't a "spec" its only their catalog number. The Term(s) to search google for is "1N5404" or "3 AMP General Purpose Diode". As long as its at LEAST a 3 amp or GREATER Diode then your fine. You can order them by the bushel from Digikey, and they are...

Hey all, I'm still scanning PS Magazines for the archive at http://psmag.radionerds.com and I found some articles that were interesting for CUCV's. not to worry, i'm parsing them all to drag out the cool nuggets like this for all technology, so there will be more to come. Make the Custom tool...

I have a 1984 M1009, it has the older style wheel bearing bolts. (see image) I am missing one, can the later style bolts be used as a replacement? or do i need to find the original style?

IMO, you have to think about electronic postings he same as the tried and true "bulletin board notice" where someone leaves a note with a number. Then the communications take place outside of the governorship of SS. Which is what you want. There are a couple points to reinforce this.. 1)...

I rebuilt my shelter from the metal up, especially with AC you will want to get a good handle on the integrity of everything, usually its surface mounted, but sometimes in the walls. I would carefully take it down to the walls, you will want to inspect and possibly reinsulate it. i have seen...

There is logic behind the numbering, although its often hard to see why certain things are classified the way they are. I researched this some time ago and published an overview, there are some docs on it around.. http://radionerds.com/index.php/Radio_Numbering_Specification

Ok now go one step backward to before the fuel filter and see if its the same flow rate. did they bypass the mechanical lifter pump when they installed the electric lifter? Full of fuel, yes.. that sucks, however, you need to do the sock anyway, better now than on the roadside somewhere...

its a fuel volume issue from a restriction of some type. I would check the returns, fuel filters including the sock in the tank as mentioned. If you've done any work lately make sure you didnt kink any lines.

The lifter pump is electric instead of mechanical? you say it dies, does it die under load or also when in P or N and reved up? Does it die when you goose it?

Hey all here is DA Pamphlet 750-33 "Charging System Troubleshooting (The Easy Way)" December 1976 It can also be downloaded at --> http://radionerds.com/index.php/Vehicle_Electrical

http://radionerds.com/images/2/25/TM_11-5820-401-20-1.pdf Page 2-32, its used with the R-442 and is interchangeable with the AB-15

you should be able to remove the center bolt/connector/whip from the porcelain AB-15 and install it on this one.

I remember these as a replacement to the AB-15 mount that had the porcelain insulators, im looking in some manuals to see what year they started...

I normalized and PDFed these here --> http://radionerds.com/index.php/CUCV

assuming you mean the RU-20/PRC-515... your best bet for info on that radio is the "armyradios" yahoo group, there are more international collectors there..

Sorry this took so long, my contacts were out with vacations / holiday.. blah blah.. anyway... here it is.. http://radionerds.com/index.php/PE-214

All, I obtained a test report where the army was testing a center mount radio bracket for the center "console" of the M1009. Its complete with pictures. Check it out here --> http://www.radionerds.com/index.php/CUCV

Im seeing this a bit late, but i can get that for you, gimmie a couple days.. Chris Story Radionerds.com

really?? There is no need for sarcasm or snarky response. Being dogmatic about grammar on an Internet forum is much like trying to sift sand in the desert. your entitled to your pet peeves but focusing moderation resources as the grammar police is a waste of effort and adds nothing to the...

HUH? I dont get it... (seriously)