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Just fyi, If you do have a USMC truck with the fording kit, That is another piece of the puzzle with the vent lines as they are all hooked up together along the way.

Is it a USMC truck with a fording kit? Sounds like an issue with the vent lines sucking fluid as they are not supposed to do that. Check your fluid level and condition to your Transmission, differential & Transfer Cases. A known issue is called the vampire...

I am afraid those are probably military only with no civilian equivalent. try Flight source in Pa. with part number or nsn http://www.flightsourcepa.info/default.htm

377 TSC Theater Sustainment Command R ( Us Army Reserve) Hq in New Orleans; http://www.usar.army.mil/377thTSC/ 316th Sustainment Command (expeditionary) in Pa http://www.usar.army.mil/377thTSC/316thESC/ QM = Quatermaster? My best guess. I recognized the 377th as I work for the scouts and...

ditto. Really nothing has made my my interest level to even bid and nothing close by either means my $ go somewhere else. Volume and depth/variety of inventory has to maybe 10% of what GL offered. Almost zero parts except the occasional stuff they had sitting outside in a yard like tires, junk...

That is pretty cool tool and time saver! I know, I installed some hubcaps on fmtv wheels and bought a die nut to clean the threads for the rim halves. This tool would have made that a snap and to also clean the mounting studs just makes good sense. I think everyone in our hobby needs one of...

also try reliable industries http://www.reliableindustries.com/

There is 2 styles of them made. Originally a pitman arm tool and then they changed the width and it can be also used for some control arms to get to the ball joint if it fits. The other picture posted of the "clothes Pin" type with the threaded bolt/rod is one of the newer styles that does not...

Since these are bolt on and not press on Ball joints, you will not need the press. Typically the ball joint fork is one size and wider than a tie rod fork. If you have an auto zone or O'reilly 's close by, they will loan you the tool for the deposit of the cost and will refund the deposit upon...

Use led bulbs to keep the amps down but should be ok.

Ah, It is clear. We have a certified DOD contractor to gov't spec! :-) :beer::funny:[thumbzup]

I knew I liked ya for a reason :-)

Thanks for your service! Welcome to the madness! Roll Tide, Hugh? Go Tigers! (LSU) ;-)

Welcome to the madness. Read this post. Will explain in lots of detail the La saga and resolution https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?177697-LOUISIANA-PROPOSED-NEW-LAW-HB-549-Provides-for-Military-Surplus-Motor-Vehicles Hang tight till Jan and you will be good to go. Change your...

It is :-) https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?163769-Military-Wire-ID-tag-master-code-list

The block is more specialized. Eaton/ Weatherhead/ Edelmann brass fittings would be the manufacturers to check. Croft might also carry the OE from Mendenhall who makes the surge unit. I only linked to O'reillys but I am sure Raybestos Catalog ( Supplies NAPA and most of the aftermarket) or web...

Napa or any real parts store. These are common items for brake hoses typically on calipers as each side uses 2 . They do not have to be exact. As long as the banjo bolt passes through and the sealing surface contacts the ridges you can have some variance...

There is a member in the classifieds with a bunch of T-filters, not sure if gasket included. A Florida member, PJ but can't recall handle had a ton of nos military fuel filters which are dinosaurs as not a common filter and pricey to boot. Oil filters can be very cheap for common replacement...

Till Scar59 can get restocked, if you are in need check B -line. I checked with Josh and pricing is $85 plus shipping. No connection on my part but when I got my m923, they were the cheapest around. Looks like inflation and metal pricing had driven the cost up! Oil filter is extremely common...

This a great tip as the bulbs have dual elements just like your civy car.