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That is for the 6.5L engine, and is likely to confuse the OP. Obviously there are similarities. Best to download the TM's for the CUCV from the TM section.

I am asking this question because I see new folks saying they have been going 75 mph for 60 miles on the freeway. This is fine for a typical car nowadays, but I am under the impression that that speed puts you over the rpm limit. I would hate to see new members put in a lot of work on there...

Just an fyi. 3M makes a shrink tubing with glue on the inside. The stuff is fantastic for all kinds of things besides just wire. For example: I had a pair of large nail clippers that used to slip and produce copious amounts of blood. Thae shrink tubing I put on the handle part is still there...

I have been under the impression that running these engines much over 55 will shorten their life very rapidly. Could someone enlighten me?

No NAPA part number, I went with the al billet one as stated above.

I stand corrected. Who then?

CUCVRUS probably has the most helpful number of posts on this site for CUCVs.

Military limits speed to 50-55mph so it is never an issue. At least, that is the theory.

Where did you get the new seat foam? Is it specifcaly designed as seat foam? Thanks!

Error. disregard

Just put a second M1008 tank on the passenger side.

Don't give up. These trucks are very reliable once you fix a few of the known problems. You do need to do the homework and read up on this stuff.

I repeat: DO NOT connect your batteries up until you replace the relay as in the doghead mod which is in the CUCV helpfull hints. Unless of course you want to burn up your truck. That relay is stuck and routing power directly from the batteries to the solenoid/starter. The ignition switch no...

DO NOT hook up those batteries until you resolve this! Check the stickies for the DogHead mod.

Good Luck!

Look in the 34P fig 115

I believe that 3M makes shrink tubing with glue on the inside which melts when you shrink it. If it were mine I would get a length of tubing that would cover the entire length of the wire. not just over the splice. The proper way would be to find the correct replacement wire.

Hey guys, might be a good idea to spell out the scam so others will understand what to look for.

Tinstar, I believe the last tm uploaded covers the details for your door.

Thanks again to Guyfang for doing this. There are now three tms in the misc section and I am now back from exile. Somehow uploading the files caused an error but it is ok now. Thanks to Patracy I am on line again.