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Update #2 I went to CARQUEST today and they exchanged the caps with no problem, so now I have working four wheel drive.:driver:

I had the wheel bearings serviced so I figure why not install new hubs. I am pretty sure the old ones were the originals.

Update: I think I found the problem. I pulled the caps off to take a look and everything looks fine Upon inspection of the caps. Hmmm something doesn't look right. Compared to the old MM cap. And a Warn standard cap. Looks like Warn might have forgot some parts for the cap?:cookoo: Looks...

Re-stenciled the M1009 because I put the wrong markings on it. Now it's correct8-) and installed a new fuel filter. Also new locking hubs.

I meant when the truck was stationary all four wheels on the ground. Sorry should have explained it better.

When the trucks moving the drive shaft should spin with the hubs locked. Mine does not.

All four wheels on the ground. Transfer case in 2hi. Front hubs locked, driveshaft spins freely. When I engage the transfer case 4 low/hi the driveshaft locks but the axle probably isn't locked.

Had a local mechanic install new Warn Premium locking hubs on my M1009 the other day and when I lock the hubs with the truck stationary with all four wheels on the ground. The front driveshaft still spins.:evil: Any idea what he did wrong?

A gentleman never tells:wink:

and the owner feels right at home in the woods too!

Just took a little trip down to "Aspen Alley" checking out the fall colors. You pick up the strangest stuff out on the trail WTH is this? A key?:shock:

True Value. They are the 1" and 2" stencil sets.

Did some more stenciling today8) I'm not sure if it's the correct markings but it looks good anyway.

Replaced the rear output shaft seal and did some re-stenciling.

Wal-mart

Anybody make locking hubs in all black? Chrome don't look right on a military truck.

Finally got tired of the oil leak coming from the new rear main seal. Pulled the oil pan and main cap found out the seal spun itself out and installed a new one. So far no more oil leaks.:beer:

1st, the pics. 2nd, model and year: M416 Unknown year, bought it with 2009 homemade trailer title 3rd, Country: Good ol' USofA 4th, Do you tow using a military vehicle only, or a both a military vehicle and a civilian vehicle? The M1009

Eliminate it and install an electric pump. Problem solved!

I've done quite a bit this summer. New glow plugs, block heater, rear main seal, pan gasket and bypassed the engine oil cooler lines. Even after all that work the M1009 still leaks oilaua