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Are you building a house for your "girl"?

Thanks sargentwolf! I was searching the TMs with the wrong words. I looked under my truck and sure enough looks just like the page 2-132 diagram you referenced. In case anyone else needs the page...

I have looked in the TMs and cannot find a diagram of the flywheel drain plug hole. Anyone have a picture?

I am really enjoying your project updates. The roof rack is great looking.

I got my M1079 from an individual here in SC last October for $17,500. I use it for a camping vehicle and worth every penny.

Very cool video

I think the video could be improved. You need to have the crane hook attached to your belt and operate the crane while you are going up and down and round and round. :whistle:

Winnsboro SC Air Show May 2016 You can see my M1079 just to the right of the yellow airplane. It was the only MV at the show. Reflection of the M1079 from hub cap of a 1945 Ford.

That looks really nice!

Really cool looking panels!

Great looking vehicle. Keep posting pictures!

Glad to have you join up. Hope to see lots of project pictures.

Welcome aboard! Neat looking truck. Hope to see more pictures soon.

Super box. I know you will have a really cool build soon!

Super truck. Keep those pictures and project details coming. I can use all the tips I can get!

Sorry I can't answer your question about the H-515. I bought the Mopar stuff and it seems to work fine. If you find out it is NOT correct for me to use C-635, please let me know and I will drain mine and get the H-515 spec stuff (if I can find it).

I found this spec sheet and then found the C-635 spec and it translated to Chrysler fluid...

I guess now the Jeep can be unloaded. I know you are a happy man.

Thanks for all the pictures and tips. What you did looks great!

That looks great and I appreciate the detailed instructions. Looking forward to the completed pictures!