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    M998 lights pulsate when turn signal is active at speed.

    I'll go down that route then since it's the better option overall. Thank you for your time! I'll keep the forum posted of any updates.
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    M998 lights pulsate when turn signal is active at speed.

    Sounds like I need to look for a new 60a alt, rebuild the existing, or consider upgrading to the 200a alt since why not, lol.
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    M998 lights pulsate when turn signal is active at speed.

    I'm not 100% sure if I did or not. The only test I did was the main positive terminal on the battery to the negative bolt on the alt with the engine/lights on. It held steady at 30.4v and the batteries were at 15.6v and 14.8v when I tested them individually with the engine/lights on. Is there a...
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    M998 lights pulsate when turn signal is active at speed.

    I have not monitored directly it while driving yet. I can rig up the multi-meter since I got probe extenders. I take it it's the main positive battery terminal to the negative alternator bolt like with the voltage drop?
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    M998 lights pulsate when turn signal is active at speed.

    I've put a multi meter on it in any spot I can think of (batteries, headlights, the 60a alt), but the readings are looking normal though. My guess was also that the alternator might be going, but I'm not 100% sure currently.
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    M998 lights pulsate when turn signal is active at speed.

    Vehicle: 1986 AM General HMMWV M998 w/ 6.2l Detroit Diesel Electrical Mods: H4 Bulb adapter, 24v to 12v conversion with no accessories installed. Hello Steel Soldiers, About a week ago, I was driving home when my lights started to have power spikes which ended up shortening out both the LED...
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    Need advice/help to repair screw holes on front window frame.

    Funny enough, I have the TM's (-10, -20 [1-3], and -24p [1-2]) on PDF on my PC and did read through it. I just must've over looked it out of frustration. Plus, I didn't know the name of the nut to begin with. But thank you for the advice though!
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    Need advice/help to repair screw holes on front window frame.

    Thank you for the info! I must've over looked while in the frustration.
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    Need advice/help to repair screw holes on front window frame.

    Thank you for the info! I'm going to order some tonight!
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    Need advice/help to repair screw holes on front window frame.

    Hello, I'm looking for advice/help to repair my window frames screw hole for the roof rails. Essentially, I want picture B to look like picture A. I want to be able to screw in and out the roof rails when needed. I'm not looking for a permanent solution for securing the roof rails (i.e. rivets)...
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    Needing a little help...

    Thank you for the insight and I understand the system a bit better.
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    Needing a little help...

    Gotcha, thank you for the heads up. I only have the deep intake as the previous owner scraped the deep exhaust in favor for a traditional pipe. I'll get it attach asap, but would the truck be affected for daily driving use in the mean time?
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    Needing a little help...

    It's a M998 with the 6.2l 3spd
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    Needing a little help...

    So, I was working on getting the roof off of my truck and the air intake came loose from the truck. After putting it back on, I notice this tube was loose and this valve by itself. Dumb question, but does this tube go back onto the valve? If so, what is this a part of and how important is it...
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