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You think the truck is wining, you just have to keep working at it, it will come out. You may have to take the other side apart and got to it from that side. If you do not have more jack stands, try to find some blocks of wood to set it on.
They can be a bear to get out. The seal is mounted in the sliver housing you can see. You can pull that out with a big slide hammer/puller.
Or you can pull the metal washer that covers the seal then pull the seal.
The problem that I have had is bending the metal washer getting it off so I just...
Welcome!!! that sucks he did not mark anything or take some pics.
I would look at the P2P program here on S/S and try to get the brakes going first.
The rear brakes are feed from two circuits.
It is going to be a long road to repair the cut lines, but on the good side you should be able to get...
I think with the CTIS and ant-freeze or beads is not a good thing.
I have seen people add lugs nuts to the wheel half bolts to balance them or you could try to rotate the wheel and move the
CTIS things around the wheel (but that would a lot of work).
Could check out a big truck tire place to...
The A0, A1, A2's fan clutch all work the same way.
The problem with teeing in after the mechanical valve on the truck is that it has little vent on the back of it so when
it turns off it vents the air psi from the clutch and the clutch turns off.
So when you turn the solenoid on it will vent...
I am trying to install a Red Dot AC in my M936 and put the condenser in front of the radiator with out the elec. fans.
But I can not figure out how to get the truck to turn on the motor fan and the AC to be able to turn the motor fan on when it needs it.
Any input would be welcomed. Thanks!
I had a problem with my M936, I was starting to get oil at the front axle switch and the air filter.
It turns out it was coming form the transfer case via the vent from the transfer case and the air was coming from the shifting valve on top of the transfer case, so it was pressurizing the...
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