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I had the same problem last year. The fuse block where the 30 amp fuse is melted. Fuse was fine but the wire was toast.

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Thanks to everyone who voted. As for my truck, it is a 86 M1028. I had the doors, hood and both fenders replaced. I then painted it camo and added markings from my old unit, K co 3rd Battalion 6th Marines.

1986 M1028. My weekly driver

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I am thinking of picking up the fuse block and wire harness for the dash and giving it shot. Thanks Rick . I will take all the help I can get.

Sounds like I might be in over my head with this. Thanks for all the guidance.

Looks like during the local Memorial Day parade the fuse block where the 30 amp headlight fuse decided to melt. Now I have no headlights, taillights or turn signals. Has anyone tackeled this fix and how did you go about it? Also any idea where to find a new fuse block if that's the best rout...

I picked up a set from a guy on Ebay who makes them. They looked factory and fit perfect.

Looks like the radio power and antenna cables.

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Filler neck part number is 14063327. E bay has several listed. Hose part number is 14063334

From the TM it takes 9 of part # 11501151 and 5 of part #11501153

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Found this under the left front fender of my 1028. Its on the front left side of the cab covered by the fender. Any idea what "Cut in 4850A" could mean?

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Had them on my M1028 when I bought it. They were ok for about 10K miles. After that I started getting the death wobble. I swapped them out for radials and the wobble went away.