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I followed kloppk's lead and mine have been working well on an 803 and an 802. Here is the data sheet: https://www.mouser.com/ds/2/54/ov14d-777765.pdf . The 14D151K is listed along with a bunch of others. Someone sharper than me in electronics will need to help you further.
Mine is outside. The radiator got packed with snow one time so now I cover the vents with sections of truck mud flaps to keep snow, ice, leaf debris out. I believe the covers (flaps) help keep insects and rodents out, too. Posts 28 & 34 show details.
TMs. Save all of the ones that pertain to your machine so you don't have to hunt them up in the future.
https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?148936-All-the-TM-s-you-need-to-work-on-the-MEP-804A
Daybreak may have some well nuts. For charging my batteries I use this connector and plug the charger into the NATO Slave Port: https://www.ctssurplus.com/products/hummer-battery-terminal-adapter-cable-assembly-j-6362-u-new
I don't have it permanently tied into the generator. Instead, I use...
Search the Bay under part numbers for hoses for one of them:
Part No. 88-20189 :: NSN 4720-01-385-1139
Part No. 88-20190 :: NSN 4720-01-389-0682
From TM 9-6115-642-24P - you should be able to find the radiator ID numbers in the TM.
Lot of suggestions in this thread regarding trailer recovery: https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?172833-Missing-handle-on-a-M116A3-(PU-797-recovery)
In my limited experience the safety chains are usually too short - take some shackles to 'stretch' the chains, need a trailer light kit...
I read somewhere that you can use the 400Hz units to power heaters.....that the Hz does not matter with a resistive load. If so, you may be able to use it to heat your barn.
Found some more info here: http://www.c-a-i.net/DAToilgauge_senders.php
Chart shows the Sender in question with matching gauges. Ours (electric green) show as 24VDC. The yellow line is for 12 volt gauges. Same Datcon 02504-00 sender is used for both.
OIL PRESSURE - ELECTRICAL...
I wanted to know what the ohm specs were for the sender so I searched for the sender. Part 7 in Figure 20 Engine Accessories (P73/153 in my copy of TM-9-6115-642-24P).
7 PAOZZ PAOZZ PAOZZ 16476 02504 .TRANSMITTER,PRESSUR 1 1. I searched on the part number - 02504 and found a Datcon...
Guy - I'm pulling your leg. Didn't you see my smiling beers? I am quite pleased with the results of my 803 crap shoot and understand that you really don't know what you got until you got it home and it's running. I am more pleased with my 802: by bid time I had learned to not fear a unit...
Whoa, Guyfang!!! Are you saying my 14 year old generator ain't NEW???? Not even kinda, sorta??? :beer:
Only thing I've had to change out in ~50 run hours is a Water Temp Gauge and it had a lot of paint chipped off from someone before me tapping on it. It finally gave up the ghost when I...
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