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Or a set of Sockets, Harbor Freight has them reasonable, at least when I ordered them when I bought my M35A3 some 8 years ago or so.

Finally got all 4 on, took it for a ride. Another centramatic fan here. It eliminated 95% of the shaking, I still need to check all the ujoints and service the hubs yet. Very impressed for $300

And if the PCB is frying them, it's around $500-600 for a new box. Make sure you get actual 24 volt glow plugs and disconnect the batteries before replacing the PCB........ Glow plugs should have a resistance of 1.5-5 ohms when you check them.

Have you had it High Lock and not reversed in a straight line recently? Ditto Action.

Wait light could be burnt out or PCB could be toast, but it sounds like I didn't start up as normal so I'd say PCB is shot.

They aren't 4 ft antennas. You are missing the top element that screws into the bottom element. Check the radio forum. Pretty sure they screw right into the base.

My HMMWV has C 07, M1009 C 09 M931A2 has C 10 That doesn't really fit your explanation. Anyone have the TM for this?

Well I've heard 18 different versions on how the numbers are put on. My HMMWV Came from the Army with C 07. I've heard the number is in tons, I've heard it is per thousand pounds. I don't believe my HMMWV can be 14000 lbs total combination so that kinda rules out Tons. The vehicle is rated for...

Hope mine do the trick! Just started on the first one, LOL Been too busy doing house work. I would contact them and see as far as your big truck, they make them for semis.

Not sure what you mean or which balancer you're talking about? Just got the first centramatic on. fits perfect. Did you try putting them on backwards?

Got mine today, hopefully I'll start on it tomorrow. Been doing some flooring in my house so it might be a one wheel at a time deal, but if I get ambitious.....

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Yep sure will. Could be a ujoint/halffshaft ect also.

I just ordered a set myself. Thanks guys. I'm gonna try them out, some shaking going on at 55mph for sure here. I'll use that time to also do my hub spindle nuts. If these work, I wonder if they have sets to do all the big trucks.....

Thanks guys, I was wondering what the heck the noise was too....

You want to use rubber plugs for any wiring going through the holes, otherwise chaffing and some fun.

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Seems all the options I've looked at are spendy, Isn't there any cheap portable or vehicle units that operate on at least one frequency that the RT524 uses? Legal would be nice. I only plan to use the radios running in convoy.

Thanks Wire fox!

https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?143231-92-shutterstat-fan-clutch-actuator/page5 Mine turned out to be a clogged up elbow at the shutterstat.