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I just finished part of the MVPA Rt. 66 convoy in my M923A1 pulling a M105. Had a S280 shalter in the M923A1 and all types of spare tires and parts in the M105 and tools. I drove a total of 3110 Miles and got avg. of 8.5mpg. On the convoy we drove around 30-35 mph, on the way to the meet up...

Did great planing! Great job. Hope all your power comes on soon.

That will work!:naner:

Some 2/0 welding cable will work great for the M35A2.

Welcome to AZ!

Purcell Tire Center, 2310 W McDowell Rd, just off I17, 602-252-3500

We also made it to El Reno, OK and are on day two of the convoy and loving it!!

Here are the P/N, I found some on Ebay. 7409617, NSN 2510-00-740-9617

Thanks for the post, We are headed out Sunday to meet up with you guys in El Reno, OK

I am thinking the motor turns over two times for every rotation of the HH. So you could have the motor 180 degrees out of time. Put #1 Cyl. on TBC with the valves closed and the timing pointer should lined up on the front. Then you can set the IP pump. I think that is the way to do it.

The valve is to help bleed the water out of the filter. No they do not. The A2's did not come out with them, they added them after the little spin on filters was plugging up to much.

There is a o-ring under the bolt that needs to be there to seal the bolt. Also a good idea to fill the filter with fuel before putting it back on. I know it is a plan but in the long run it will help with restarting the truck.

I just have the one that looks out the front but rear and cab looking is a good idea.

I use Dash cams all the time in the trucks. Also may need one out the back as well.

155mm, Glad you and all are ok.

The A2's use a 200 degree. I have a new one if your interested, PM if you want info.

Great trouble shooting that Thermistor!!!

I have a good used Selector valve that is like new if your interested. It is like this one. http://northernhydraulics.net/catalog/cross-sd-series-double-selector-valves/cross-sd4-selector-valve-sd4bkla4-34-nptf-ports-1659.html

Yes it can.

You will need to pull the transmission to repair it. It is not to bad of a job.