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  1. Coffey1

    What have you done to your FMTV or LMTV today

    No camo problem solved.
  2. Coffey1

    M1078 LMTV Cab raising

    If the ram is locked the hand pump won't work. If your operating the hand jack and it feels like it's under pressure and won't jack up,then the ram is locked. Switch it over to spare tire and try raising it. If it works then the cab ram is locked.
  3. Coffey1

    Official 2018 Ga. Military Vehicle Rally info thread. Oct. 17-21, 2018

    He can always go on the trails on that baby 4 wheeler he had one year
  4. Coffey1

    M1079 leaking air out the front bumper "Service" glad hand vent

    Seth it's the check valve right behind the passenger side shackle You will have to remove those covers under bumper to get to it. You can see it by looking thru the top of bumber and bottom of grill.
  5. Coffey1

    FMTV Repairs and upgrades

    Nice crane set up
  6. Coffey1

    What have you done to your FMTV or LMTV today

    The Hemtt in my advatar was just washed and painted with behr house paint (satin)
  7. Coffey1

    What have you done to your FMTV or LMTV today

    No knock the loose suff off. Sand if you want a slick non original military truck. To keep it original even leave the runs in it.
  8. Coffey1

    What have you done to your FMTV or LMTV today

    Spray a good Degreaser on it. Pressure wash Let dry Shoot paint
  9. Coffey1

    What have you done to your FMTV or LMTV today

    I would say looking good but it's tan. Good job but it's tan. The only thing to make it better is green.
  10. Coffey1

    Working on the M1078 LMTV

    If it has Allen head you need to take it apart as soon as possible and check it before it throws the fan
  11. Coffey1

    Working on the M1078 LMTV

    Pointman you can tell if you got the old one it'll have Allen head screws or bolts in the front of it don't know if you'll be able to see the rubber because it's inside the hub center
  12. Coffey1

    Adventure Driven was broke CA , hole in radiator, need fan clutch

    Good deal Seth I'm glad you're getting back on the road and everything's working out
  13. Coffey1

    Working on the M1078 LMTV

    I must be getting an expert at it because I've done two of them so far and I can have it apart the fan repaired and put back on within 45 minutes
  14. Coffey1

    Working on the M1078 LMTV

    The biggest thing is to do it now p.m. it before it destroys itself and wallows all them little holes out on the aluminum and then you shouldn't have any problem
  15. Coffey1

    Working on the M1078 LMTV

    If you're worried about the aluminum that's made onto the fan you can always make you a couple steel shims exactly same matter fact I think there is a steel shim on there you can copy and put one on the front side and back side of the fan and support that aluminum better
  16. Coffey1

    Working on the M1078 LMTV

    What destroys the old style is there is a rubber bushing that sandwiches that stuff all together in that rubber deteriorates and goes bye-bye and then nothing's holding the fan blade and it just sits there and Wobbles around and destroys itself
  17. Coffey1

    Working on the M1078 LMTV

    The key to the whole thing is to do it before it destroys itself
  18. Coffey1

    Working on the M1078 LMTV

    There are holes on the fan that match exactly to the ones on the aluminum hub
  19. Coffey1

    Working on the M1078 LMTV

    Actually you can take that rubber out and Bolt the Hub to the fan
  20. Coffey1

    M1088 Upgrades

    I put this heat mat on did wonders my floor is no longer burning hot
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