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So I know they used the RT524 or the Rt246, but what frequencies do these operate on. I am thinking about getting into ham radio and I am looking at different radios and was just wondering if these radios can be used for 2M transmission? Thanks miles

Took me about an hour to do. http://www.motormayhem.net/2009/06/05/blazer-radio-install/trackback/

Took me about an hour to do. Motor Mayhem » Blog Archive » Blazer Radio Install

Mine had no symptoms of a problem. I drove it 200mi the day before without trouble and started it the next day without trouble or symptoms and 3Mi later I was on the side of the road with a bad ip.

Well it will be under a car port so it is out of the sun and such. It is about time to change the oil, but I don't know if I will have time to change it before I leave. When I get back should I change it before I drive it a little or change it after drivig it and getting all the oil mixed up...

What do I need to do to my m1009 in order to not have problems after storing it for 3 months without starting?

Thanks, I guess I wont worry about it. If I give it some pedal to start it revs and is off in about 1 sec.

Most transmission problems are vacuum related. I also noticed that you oil pressure light didn't come on when the key was on. It might be because your other oil pressure gauge has eliminated it, but just a fyi. It is the top right one above gen2.

Ok sounds good. The way I have been doing it now that it is hot out is just hop in and crank it the 1/2 sec it takes after the wait to start light goes out without giving it any pedal and the light says on for 2-3 sec and goes out without fail. In the winter I give it 1/2 throttle when it starts...

Do you give your motor 1/2 throttle like the operators manual says to when it starts? I haven't been doing that and that is when I noticed it. If I do that it goes out real quick, but ROARS to life.

That looks like my truck after some off roading with an unknown, but short drive shaft. I broke the transmission, t-case, and adapter. I can't help but wonder if some of that stuff was a forklift job.

My ip died after driving 200 mi from my home on a trip :cry:. I read they are only built to last 100,000mi and the 25 year old rubber in them tends to begin to break down.

I hear that ether is ok in small amounts if the glow plugs are disabled. Is that true. Might just need a little kick to get going if it has sat.

When I got mine the wiper motor was slow, but a bit of cleaning and oiling of the linkages in the firewall fixed it right up. They even park now :-P

Mine stays on for about 3 sec after start up and goes off for the duration of my drive. Normal or bad? It has been about 3,000 miles since an oil change so I am going to do that soon.

Or some half doors and if you use the quick release pins then you can change them in less than 15 mins. Tucson Off-Road Forum • View topic - Blazer Half Doors

Can you buy just the bushings? I thought you had to buy new hinges, but it would be nice if I could get just those bushings for my drivers side door.

Installation instructions for putting a civvy radio in and not cutting up much of the doors or dash. Motor Mayhem » Blog Archive » Blazer Radio Install

That seems pointless. "Just in case you wanted to know...your engine is now crap"

Well I just logged in and what is the first page I see on the home page...Welcome, now that you have joined it's time to take the next step and get yourself a m1009. I'm sure your have already found it but just in case CUCV - Steel Soldiers::Military Vehicles Supersite