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I flushed and changed the transmission fluid and filters today on the A3. Mine was pretty easy as my truck already had ATF in it instead of 15W40 oil so that was nice. I still did two flushes as the fluid looked pretty old. I thought I screwed up the truck for a minute. I removed the...

Removed the sides for the winter.

Parked next to the steam engine on display here in town.

Finally got my leaky wheel fixed today.:clinto:I was tired of filling it up every other day.

My M1009 is my daily driver. I love it, very reliable and gets about 20 mpgs. I've put 30,000 miles on mine since I bought it 3 and a half years ago. I've been to Montana twice with it and took a trip to Arizona in it with no problems. Recent pic of it with a 3'' lift, 33'' tires and winch...

Had my new tire mounted the other day. Changed the oil and filters and greased everything. The deuce sure has a lot of grease fittings:shock:. Went through 4 tubes of grease. The oil filter must have been installed by Private Armstrong, sucker was tight. Broke two of my oil filter wrenches...

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Disassembled my heater blower motor and cleaned and lubricated it. Works great and it's nice and quiet. When I bought the truck it was noisier than a cat in heat.

Yep runs great. I did a temporary fix on the stud for now to keep the oil from leaking out.

Removed the CTIS components from each wheel. Truck drives a lot better, no more shaking. I do have a little gear oil leaking from one of the hollow studs though.

I removed the CTIS components from each wheel today and there is gear oil leaking from the hollow stud on the forward rear axle, passenger side. I'm assuming it's a blown seal but I'm not sure where to start.

Did a little 6 wheelin' in the deuce and spotted some Elk along the way.

Had the local tire shop swap the worn out left front tire for the brand new spare and ordered a brand new tire for the right front. The rear tires are still good. I'm starting to eliminate the leaky CTIS components from each wheel.

Changed the oil and mounted an ammo can to the fenderwell for storage

The military used 15w40 in the trans for some odd reason. Mine still has the oil in it. Should I flush it out and replace with trans fluid?

Not yet. I bought one from Erik's military surplus but it was the wrong one and I returned it.

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Removed the cover today and it reminded me i'm not 20 yrs old anymore:cry:. **** thing is heavy. What are these hoses for? I think they are for a vent of some sort because the smaller comes out of the fuel tank. The larger one goes underneath into a tee but I did not follow it all the way.

DevRev: Yes, when you finally get one. Check it over real good. Especially the brakes. You don't want a 14,000 lb truck to run away on you and run over a Prius. Make sure you give yourself a wide berth. A deuce is a pretty big truck. Plan your stops early and drive carefully. Most importantly...