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I've used Power Service and Seafoam, my father in law is an over the road truck driver and he told me that he has been using this stuff for years. so i've tried it and it does seem to have cured alot of problems i was having:driver:

Ask the neighbors if you can borrow their prius for a few seconds rofl

from what warthog was telling me is that the positive goes to the front + battery and neg goes to the ground on the terminal board under the hood

ok thanks Warthog, guess i need to go and get a longer positive cable to run from the front battery to the back terminal block

some call it a junction block but the TMs call it a Terminal Board, thats what the index called it, just out of curiosity i could not hook it up to the back battery, just wondering.

I still have the terminal board that is in the back of my M1009 and is still hooked up to the terminal board under the hood, i've read somewhere on here that it is 24 volts running to it, would it be ok for me to just hook it straight to one of the batterys and make it 12volts

Replaced fuel filter, changed the oil, replaced windshield wiper blades, greased all the fittings, installed a new dash pad, number plate, voltage meter, getting ready to replace the Glow plugs, the last four things i got from a guy down the road from me who is parting out his M1008, he has a...

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there is alot of things that could be wrong, glow plugs not working, fusible link blown, bad ground, glow plug controller card went bad, just because you are getting fuel to the filter does not mean it is getting to the motor, at the top of the page there is a section called resources, in that...

When it's going to get really cold that night 4 hours is plenty, you can put it on a timer so it will kick on when you want it 2 and off before you leave. if you find that the block heater is bad and you want to replace it, oreillys auto parts has a 600 and a 1000 watt heaters, the part #s are...

if any body decides to get the block heater for there MV, Oreillys has them. the part # for the 600watt is 3100057, and the 1000 watt is 3100059, they do come with the cords.

come on Doghead, you know 60 degrees is freezing cold to them in the south rofl

i just replaced the block heater on my M1009, i installed a 600w one and it works great, now i know the temps are not as bad here in ohio as compared to u guys up north. it already had one in it that went bad and was a little pain to get out, of course it had been in there for almost 25 years...

on the rear seat, after you lay it down you grad the handle and pull up and you should be able to lift the seat up, if not i would hit all the spots with PB Blaster

well you could have fried the 2 relays that are up under the dash by the big round connector

well as long as nobody has converted it from 24volt to 12 volt, then your starter will be 24volt, do you have 2 batterys and 2 generators

Yeah it does stand out a little, but hey i can't loose it in a crowded parking lot rofl there is 1 small rust bubble that you can't see in the picture, it is just behind the driver side door which i am planning on having fixed before it gets any worse. I can't tell you what it's like dealing...

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if you ain't got one allready installed on your cucv, you might want to put in a block heater, i got mine from oreilly's for $22 for a 600 watt or you can get a 1000 watt for $40, other than that you got a good deal, nice looking truck, yeah i got mine from GSA for $1445, a heat gun was my best...

portable air tank, grease for the wheel bearings (just incase) maybe a can of run flat or tire plugs, never know. maybe some magnetic lights incase the wiring is shot on the trailer lights, just some suggestions