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Now Oshkosh knows what Stewart and Stevenson felt like when they ripped away the FMTV contract.

I do. Subscribed. Mine has a huge inverter and rotary air compressor in it.

It had the large shelter in it that overhangs the rear bumper.

Anything from a junk yard will most likely need a rebuild as well. Automatic transmission overhauls are not for inexperienced mechanics. Suggest you pull yours and shop around for what the rebuilding industry calls “bench jobs”.

Looks like the big 400 amp. Fits HMMWV, MRAPs, maybe JLTV

Sometimes the ammeter was replaced with a voltmeter since the ammeter was phased out early on and the voltmeter remained throughout the truck’s service life. If this was done, one of the ammeter wires was used to feed the voltmeter and the other cut off and taped up. If your mystery wire ends...

Maybe pressure wash the crap out of it and spot prime any bare areas, and top coat with Pro Industrial water based acrylic from Sherwin Williams.

Make sure the wire tag number on the engine compartment side of the light fixture matches the wire number on the headlight bulb.

If I was considering a non permanent repair, I would notch out the crack a little and fill it with JB Weld.

So true, can you imagine the expense to fix this truck? All new hyd hoses, all new brakes, all new electrical, engine overhaul or replaced, tires, paint, seals, dogbones, etc etc

Prototype from the Sealy factory closure auction looks like.

Looking real good. I'm in the CUCVII clone club too with a 2000 former AT&T 4x4 3500 with 6.5. Porkchop has or had the impossible to find grille guard, ask him about it . . .

That is for mounting a S250 shelter. If your truck is from the 1980's, it would be a M1037 shelter carrier without winch or a M1042 with.

If your tires are wearing properly I would not align anything. It’s an all day ordeal to adjust the alignment shims at all 4 corners.

Looking very very good, someone did what appears to be an excellent paint job on it.

I think air entrainment. This happens when a seal or hose allows air into the system, and the volume of fluid expands because it is full of microscopic bubbles.

The sponson more or less has to take the weight of the troop seat with 4 guys sitting on it, so yes, you should be good.

If you can, please try to support American manufacturers such as Truck-lite and JW Speaker. Rather than the PRC.

Check this module in the PDP, this circuit breaker provides power for the hot air heater and defrost. If the breaker is tripped, the button will be up. Thanks to many folks that have helped so far with this diagnosis effort.

Cmon guys, everyone knows that is the pull starter! Someone post a link to the YouTube vid on how it works