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Ether will not make it "turn over".

Please include a state in your location, as the rules request. What vehicle are you referring to? Can you post a picture? I'm sure you can identify the part by looking at the exploded views in the parts technical manual.

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They break. They will not make the engine make noise.

Awesome

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That would coincide with a bad injector or bad fuel.

Then there's the hub-centric, lug-centric issue...

Guys, please try to follow the site rules. No offering with pricing in the forums. Only in want ads. PM if you have something and want to offer it with a price. This is how to play within the rules. This thread included a question about the coil, and that is the only reason it was left...

Ok, because sticking brakes on one side might cause the dif to actuate.

Nothing wrong with bringing up and old thread. I'll bet Ron will update, answer it too.

Are the brakes clean and oil free?

Ah, which part number did you order?

The info about the jumper wiring is answered in post # 10 in this link, https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?99316-A-question-about-M35A2-running-lights I found it by searching the site for "front running lights". Also notice that thread titles are very important when using the search...

That is how the lights work on these trucks, no parking/marker lights with headlights on. You can splice 2 wires together to make the parking lights stay on. This modification has been posted in the past. With a little searching, we can find it for you. As for the brake lights, is the...

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Sure, the website. Parttarget. You can search by nsn or manufacturers part number. So, I put in the part number, and got the nsn and all its info. Also listed in the info is the item end use(what it's used on). In this case the rotor you shared is used on the M1010 which is not the correct...

Guessing that is the designation for type 200.

Your alternator is an AC Delco 27si type 100. 12 volt, 100 amp, isolated ground(does not matter for the rotor).

That is a prestolite number. http://www.parttarget.com/2920-01-267-2088_2920012672088_A020079517.html/-ABC65350-438C-4EAA-A4DF-9E382F48A080