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Usually it is a mechanical issue not an electrical one. If you unplug the wiring and pop the cover off the wiper motor you will see the pump mechanics. There is a coil in there that activates the pumping action. I have fixed them in the past by using compressed air and blowing the dust and...

I purchased a GL CUCV several years ago. I assumed the truck had 102600 miles. When I went recover it I was pleasantly surprised. All the texture was still on the steering wheel. The date code on the tires were correct for the year the truck was (the first thing I did was to remove those...

Thank you gentleman. This is my first 5 ton so I am learning. I am new to the bigger trucks. I also recently pick up a Deuce or what's left of one it was also a first. Someone bobbed it down so short it has the wheelbase of something between a CJ-5 and CJ-7 and two steering axles. My wife...

Well this is my newest "Jeep". It is a lot bigger than my others. It is a M52a2 We got it back to the shop, got it running, got the brakes working and what not. I need to round up the missing parts and get her checked over, cleaned and prettied up.

It is the piece on the pump that the hose connects to. Pull the hose off at the pump. That is the return line check valve. It should unscrew with a 9/16" wrench or socket. It has a spring loaded check ball. The ball is clear.

I agree with steelandcanvas on both points.

I see a NP208. Unless you mean now would be a good time to put a NP205 in.

The main feed line to the IP is under the intake manifold. It comes into the IP in the middle of the outgoing injector lines. I would remove the return check valve and clean it. This is also a quick easy way to see if the IP is full of fuel. The IP return check valve is on top of the pump...

You're welcome. Glad it didn't cause you too much grief. Welcome to the site. Lots of information and knowledgeable members on this site.

Marcus, That is not a extra filter. That is a electric fuel pump the previous owner installed (previous before me). There is a relay by the battery for it. Possibly the relay went bad or something in the wiring to it. If you need help give me a call. Allen

You're welcome. Good luck. I don't think you should have any problems finding one. If you do I should have one from a bad starter laying around.

I agree. I think the starter design is the weakest point of the 6.2.

Prob the best way for you to Identify if the starter is Direct drive or reduction is: The diagram you supplied is the Direct drive. The support bracket has the bend as shown. If it is a reduction starter the correct bracket is really just a straight piece of angle iron. If your starter is...

Actually Brookville PA would be the best pickup/meeting point. That would be exit 78 on I-80. My shop is nearby and there is a TA and a Flying J truck stop at that exit.

Glad you got the freeze plug out. I usually just snug the heater screw up. It's a pretty small screw. If it leaks tighten it up a little more.

I am also concerned about society. On the flip side I do know some young people who are responsible. About batteries - I once had a "D" cell battery explode. They make a pretty good bang and a good mess also. The situation was some guys were removing instruments from the field bringing them...

I just repaired a M1008 where the Starter mounted solenoid would stick on. First time I had that happen. It's a good Idea on any older vehicle especially a CUCV to have the means to quickly disconnect the batteries. As was stated before any solenoid can stick in a closed position. I feel...

Bear9127, The only problem one might run into with replacing the axle with a commercial axle is normally their rating is with the spring right close to the hub. The M105 has a pretty narrow frame- so the springs would be quite a distance from the hub. If you look at a M101A3 axle you can...

Digging up an old thread. Has anyone tried a HEI style distributor in their 318 ? I see it was mentioned in an earlier post on this thread. I have a friend who is working on a M880 and needs a distributor- his is missing by missing I mean its gone. Just looking for input - seems it would be a...

M1031's I agree. I love the ones I have. I guess the good word got out on them. The reason I was shocked is the prices are a lot different than they used to be. I also have 2010 Dodges with SECM beds installed on them. Sure they have the creature comforts of a new truck. But they are in...