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  1. paramilusmc

    M1009 Radiator, civilian equivalent

    Wow, wow easy guy. I got the information I needed and ran out to get this ordered. I meant no disrespect to anyone, and only looked for solid advise which I received and haven't had a moment to get back here to post the results. You make a guy feel like if he didn't bury himself in the TM...
  2. paramilusmc

    M1009 Radiator, civilian equivalent

    So this is the one I just put into the truck today. It came with a few adapters, the one for the low oil censor was a little narrow on the smooth bore end, but drilling it out to the threads on a drill press worked like a dream. It would seem the brackets are a little farther apart than the...
  3. paramilusmc

    M1009 Radiator, civilian equivalent

    Any clue what the adapters part number was? Once I start tearing into this I am on bicycle till its fixed. Autozone is a little ways away for a man on bike.
  4. paramilusmc

    M1009 Radiator, civilian equivalent

    What kind of modification?
  5. paramilusmc

    M1009 Radiator, civilian equivalent

    I heard there are allot of fitting issues with radiators bought from Advanced. Any fitting issues with Napa's $500 NR 2098?
  6. paramilusmc

    M1009 Radiator, civilian equivalent

    Time is not something I have a lot of these days Brother. If I had time to read the manuals I would do just that. Its either I spend this weekend reading manuals and take a week off of work due to lack of a vehicle, or I order this thing ASAP and spend the weekend fixing the truck and carpool...
  7. paramilusmc

    M1009 Radiator, civilian equivalent

    So a new radiator for an 84 K-5, with a 6.2 will run me $300-$500? Didnt think it was going to be that expensive.
  8. paramilusmc

    M1009 Radiator, civilian equivalent

    So tonight I found a nice leak in my radiator. Anyone have a part number to its civilian equivalent? I would like to get this ordered by tomorrow so I can replace it this weekend. I would go out and measure it now but its to dark and by the time I get home there is not a whole lot of daylight...
  9. paramilusmc

    Noob question, part ID

    Assuming I have internet tomorrow up in the sticks I will do ya one better and post a video of the whole ordeal.
  10. paramilusmc

    Noob question, part ID

    Well thump, but not quite. I cant truly remember if the Key has to be on or not.
  11. paramilusmc

    Noob question, part ID

    I have had it since 2009, started about a year ago, but I didn't drive it in the past year. Got a different assignment that didn't allow it. So now that i am back in pocket its time to fix her. Na that's the relay we are talking about. NAPA has it as a GPR100, not 109. They told me the...
  12. paramilusmc

    Noob question, part ID

    Then according to your assessment I am shorting the GP relay. But as I stated, go into the TM, figure 40 is the GP relay and that is not the cylinder in question, in matter of fact that's not a cylinder at all. As you look at the picture of that cylinder the two points facing you are the ones...
  13. paramilusmc

    Noob question, part ID

    OK when i look up the glow plug relay in the TM (-20P) it shows the part above the tip of the arrow attached to the firwall. That's not the part I am looking for. The part I am looking for is the shiny metal cylindrical one that appears to be coming off the hydraulic brake fluid reservoir.
  14. paramilusmc

    Noob question, part ID

    Well when I do you hear the glow plugs kick on and shortly after if I turn the key it starts. Don't know what to tell ya.
  15. paramilusmc

    Noob question, part ID

    OK arrow points toward the part in question. Essentually my issue is the glow plugs won't engage unless I place a knife blade or other metal across two of the points on this part and complete the connection myself. So I am pretty sure it is bad. All I need now is it's proper name to order the...
  16. paramilusmc

    Time to change the batteries

    Awesome information guys, thanks.
  17. paramilusmc

    Time to change the batteries

    With all due respect, I am active duty military stationed in Southern California, that will not be my new home of resident and I do not plan to leave my CUCV when it comes time to transition out of the military and back to the north. Yes I will have to put up with -20F weather once I transition...
  18. paramilusmc

    Time to change the batteries

    So I still have the original two batteries in my M1009, and it's time to replace these old boys. They just won't hold a charge very well now a days. What have you guys been putting in your 1009s for replacement batteries? Need something that will handle cold weather. Not to conscious as far...
  19. paramilusmc

    M1009 Odometer (getting rolled back?)

    I know its my tuck cause i can see item in my truck int he reflection and I personally took the other pic. I really kind of hoped it wasn't going to come down to this.
  20. paramilusmc

    M1009 Odometer (getting rolled back?)

    To clarify here is the picture from before and two months later, 170 MI less.
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