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  1. Reworked LMTV

    M1088 slow rebuild in TN-Drastically improving the lights on the cheap

    Yes, you can use other valves, since as you say, they all fx the same. BUT, other brands will NOT be plug and play. You will have to reroute, or add line, etc. Translation: total PITA
  2. Reworked LMTV

    M1088 slow rebuild in TN-Drastically improving the lights on the cheap

    I repaired all of the air brake lines torn out by a forklift. Replaced two cans. Took 3 courses on air brakes.There is the operator science and pneumatic science. I noted that there are various air line sizes and automatic and manual valves apparently. "I am an air brake guy not. Herh herh...
  3. Reworked LMTV

    M1088 slow rebuild in TN-Drastically improving the lights on the cheap

    I just want to be sure that the S&S 6WD take the same valves as their 4WD.
  4. Reworked LMTV

    M1088 slow rebuild in TN-Drastically improving the lights on the cheap

    Are you sure that is the same part? I noticed someone else's TPV was different from mine. Is it possible the 6WD trucks have a different valve from the 4WD?
  5. Reworked LMTV

    M1088 slow rebuild in TN-Drastically improving the lights on the cheap

    Working on on tracto protection valve N50012B Working on the Tractor Protection Valve. The right rear gladhands was leaking air last week, so I decided to pull the valve. sure enough, it was dirty in the valve body. The valve actually worked fine yesterday, but I don't want to take a chance...
  6. Reworked LMTV

    M1088 slow rebuild in TN-Drastically improving the lights on the cheap

    I did not remove the lights to do this. Did they replace the gaskets or use black silicone?
  7. Reworked LMTV

    M1088 slow rebuild in TN-Drastically improving the lights on the cheap

    I guess I should organize my rebuild / build info, for the sake of ease of cataloging / searching. Here is my first contribution to this thread: Inexpensive driving light improvement-I used Novus System plastic polish. Used for airplanes. Good stuff. I use it for detailing my cars too. For...
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