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Could not find specific description/remedy in troubleshooting guide. However, did replace TCM with recent manufacture replacement and all discrepancies are now resolved. Thank you to all that offered assistance.

Installed 2 angled antenna bases and 75” whip antennas today. All sourced from Beltfed in Texas.

Will check that out when I return to truck’s location. Thank you.

Transmission is in limp mode. TCM stays hot to touch after shut down, even until following day until I disconnect large cannon plug to TCM module enclosure. Nothing I could find in the TM describes this. Have bought replacement TCM but reluctant to swap it out and possibly ruin it. Was non...

Thank you for the advice, Coug. Yes actually, I live right on the coast. I am familiar with Inter granular corrosion, and it will be prevented/mitigated by adequate means.

I previously posted this photo of my doors a few months ago. Doors are 1/2” thick aluminum (2 slabs of 1/4” bonded together). 400% thicker than the 1/8” thick aluminum doors offered by most other aftermarket fabricators. These doors are fabricated by “TwistedMetalwork.com”. My plan is to use...

Sourced it “from a guy” on craigslist.

Converting my M1152A1, serial #347XXX into M1165A1 GMVish. First photo is day I picked it up from Albany Georgia. Following photos are today after M1114 hardtop is modified to fit, and aft bulkhead is fabricated to contain a new 3” ballistic glass window originally produced for MRAPs. Side rails...

A wide variety of locking pin sizes can be found at any Tractor Supply store.

The unfortunate people in an oncoming lane that don’t dim hi-beams will forever need a red tipped cane!

Out and about on the Outer Banks, NC. Noticed this welcome sign at a local eatery. Sorry, couldn’t get my Humvee in the photo.

You Your’s is a great workspace! Best of luck with the reconfiguration. Please report progress updates supported with pictures. 👍👍

Not to worry, it was only in clean saltwater.

Great photo analysis Mogman, you are spot on as usual! 👍👍 Casual observers, myself included, missed the obvious. New owners of Humvees, again, myself included, have so much to learn from information found on SS, and I can’t thank you experienced members enough for graciously sharing your wealth...

God bless you! Enjoy your well deserved retirement. I applaud the life your have control of. I on the other hand (as possibly others following this thread), have yet to completely deliver the various commitments I am morally and honor bound to achieve. Slowly but surely, I am moving forward...

Your tank looks like it belongs there. It’s a nice installation that may inspire more Humvee owners to do the same. Diesel fuel was first to sell out last year at the beginning of the fuel shortage in my area. We didn’t have any availability for about 10 days, which was totally unpredictable...

Extending my Humvee’s range by roughly a thousand miles as well. Mine is a 78 gallon MRAP fuel tank encapsulated with “Battle Jacket” self healing coating. Will take multiple hits from AR-15 and other small arm rounds and continue to be serviceable . Watch video:

Not installed yet, today received this locking fuel door. I know it won’t stop someone intent on stealing fuel, sufficient to serve as anti tamper or discourage a crime of opportunity. Beautiful craftsmanship, made to order right here in the USA! Edit; Subsequent comments have prompted me to...

I like the eyebrow. Yes, just radius the ends, will look great. That overhang could be useful to mount lights without need for additional light bar. Wish mine has it. 👍