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Welcome to Steel Soldiers! It sure is nice to be Retired1!:beer: Now I thought that I would have more time to catch up on projects, but I somehow walk right in to new ones.aua
At least I have something to do Every Day.:clinto::naner::cookoo:
Yep for sure, I use Permatex copper anti seize on anything that I know will need thread protection, taken apart at a later time. I also use it on shock eye, rubber bushings, swaybar bushings, leaf spring bushings, sway bar bushings. You get the idea that I have a lot of uses for the stuff.
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Do you have a core?
Diesel Fuel Injection Service Inc.
9331 South Broadway St.Louis Mo.
314-631-2500
Very Good place to have pumps and injectors rebuilt. Give them a call
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Had some catching up to do, and will pass on the petition to other clubs and motor vehicle enthusiasts.
An attack on Freedom is not going to be overlooked by anyone who decides to Voice their concerns about their own Hobby, or even Lifestyle.
There are many Businesses that make a...
Did you check rings with oil to see if they are sealing while heads were off? Did you tear heads down and at least lap the valves? Were the pistons at top of bore at top dead center?
Advice or help can only be givin, then reason has to be a self decision.
Also remember to use NEW head bolts as after being yielded once, stretched bolts will have a different torque to get an as before result. And may fail in doing so.
Most of the heads that I have looked at are cracked between the valves. True that a micro crack when cold will be harder to see, remove the valves and check for visible cracks, discoloration. Water leaking into the cylinder from a cracked head will have the carbon removed from area of the crack...
A complete mechanical injector pump would be great on the CUCV. That would make the engine self reliant. Then add on accessories for different capabilities.
However there is a reason for solenoid control. The manufacturer thought about the economy of assembly and ease of control and went with...
Just depends on how much they want to drive around in a newly acquired MV. It is a pain in the ass but 603hellmut has the only real option for long term desertion. Take batteries with you. Leave battery box open.
If they want truck they will recon first.Then first thing they will do is break...
Someone see's 4,500 miles and thinks that they are getting a low mileage truck that has not been used. Maybe so but from my observation of the pictures shown that I would not believe the mileage to be true. Also certain pictures are not taken that would further ascertain the real condition...
I believe that we have a start, thanks to the Canadian Troops for providing the valuable information to get the wheel rolling.
Its not to late, lets see if we can get an injunction or stay of the new rules taking effect until the issue can be studied further. Here in Missouri the Highway Patrol...
It is amazing that now in the last few years that you have to buy chinese or you get nothing because no one manufactures the widget.
Case in point, I went to buy a Chalk Box, lent mine out, had it maybe 30 years and now no one has it. Looked for 3 or 4 hours, no joy. All the small stores first...
Migg as Looong as the MAN is that is a Good option! The front and rear recovery is also a great help.
If you have already said but what year was your Truck manufactured? And how many Troops can the machine carry, and possible trailer size? Two divided axles or a single axle trailer?
The Truck...
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