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now that it is warm... my alternator occasional works LOL. (200 amp Hummer) Will the excite wire get voltage if the alternator ground is not at all or is poorly connected? Knowing that will help me diagnose if it is that or ground (or regulator)

Alternator lithium charge controller?/isolator 24v/48v just came across this... Might be great deal guys-n-gals.... IMHO grab one now at this sale price...

Actually yeah.... a new way to approach it. https://electrodacus.com/ thought ya'll might find this interesting

good starting point on what STE is and could do https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/yet-another-alternator-question.219746/post-2568914 Lots of folk are adding laptops/tablets anyway ... well the Adventure - Expedition Truck folk are... soooooo why not capitalize on this?? waist of time due...

My job ends soon (and then try to live on SS eeeek) so after tackling my jeep to make it daily driver and not my alternator-less LMTV... I want to tackle my Alternator Project Twin alternators - one for House/Work batteries and one for start/vehicle lights. BOTH 24v. and a converter for 12v...

recent upgrade to my home computer caused no file names to appear.... so I cant find my allison trouble shoot guide. My apologies... (searched in here too) recently.... (and this scares $hiat out of me) i am getting "trans over temp " warning light somewhere near middle to end of a half hour...

Yeah yeah... I know there is a parts wanted section on SS..... reality though..... this is such a specific item to hmmv only and odds SIGNIFICANTLY higher someone in here has one sitting on shelf and that person will NEVER venture into the parts wanted forum... soooooo with that... anyone...

On the fording switch when dash lights are on... is there a red small indicator (tiny LED size) that will show indicating Fording mode is activated (fan off). Tiny speck of a Little red light. Was night time when I saw it on dash so not sure if that Tiny light was part of the switch or just...

in post linked below and a few post after; two of our "super users" you could say brought up adding some filters into CTIS for generic reasons. This sparked a thought on doing that for stopping concerns about using balance beads with CTIS... Didn't want to Hijack the thread that filter was...

anyone know the part number? I can find the typical CAT 3116 single belt idler pulley but not finding the dual. Or maybe get the single pulley CAT and swap pulley?

just seems it would make jockying around off road, backing up etc when you have a car your towing behind you, soooo much easier. In my case the Toad is a Jeep. simplest would be a bar * from truck to toad's tie rod or Pittman arm that moves the wheels of toad a little based on what direction...

came across this idea ... hmmmm

This RV conversion titling thread pre-dated this forum... it started in the FMTV forum. Here is link. Some may find it helpful. Remember though as well that it is old thread. Your states info may have changed...

Was watching video recent of an LMTV off roading lifting a tire..... boy did that bring back memories... annnnyway.... if for some odd reason you reallllllly want to keep a wheel on the ground more cause you are going to reallllllly wheel your LMTV...... here is old school leaf spring design to...

anyone else finding that all the sudden when you click to open a thread listed on screen.. it no longer takes you to the page where the newest post you have not read resides.. but instead takes you to the very beginning of the thread..... which can be pages and pages and pages away from where...

guess it really does not matter if your camper is a 5 ton and your towing your flat towing daily driver Dodge, Jeep etc......... either way..... what advantages would their be to being able to steer the front wheels of the towed vehicle? Am thinking it would be very handy.

something like this has been in my mind for a while. Though this is for bikes. could see it for motorcycle. how steep based on what angle messes with sump oil and coolant etc

will be interesting to watch the testing as he digs into it more

Been posted before..... but just in case you missed it https://www.psmagazine.army.mil/News/Article/2992599/m1078a1-fmtv-culprit-for-cab-power-loss/

unfortunately way to big to host here. Was able to host it on facebook. If you are a member of the Lmtv Mtv Facebook Group you can access it there in the FILE section. Would be happy to put in here if was able. Would think the file would help you search what tools on sale on ebay does...