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I just tried Hagerty.. They won't insure my LMTV because it is not old enough... I have a 2007 model and they said it was too new... and told me to find someone else. :( Edit: I'm in TX, btw Trying State Farm now.

I'll keep my eye on it.. got a lot of other things on the 'to-do' list for the truck... i am interested in your mounts though.. i'd much rather do the driver front cab mount once. :) Passenger side and cab latch mounts are easy

they are NOS.. expiration date of 2019, but the rubber still feels good.. not squishy or gummy.

Well.. Good news.. I already have two 5342-01-371-793 (part #7 above). These are on the shelf waiting to be installed in the front (both of the fronts are dust).

Fantastic! Thanks General!

Same thing here.. I have an A1R (so it is a fixed cab.. no air or adjustments). If this is in the TM, I can't find it. I guess just cut one out of horse stall mat as well? If there is a replacement/part#, please share. -Gavin

I'm fairly certain the leaking AOH pump did this. The intake heater solenoid had similar corrosion. I had to replace that already.

lol.. tapatalk did a number on the quoting.. 🤦‍♂️

Not sure what to make of this. Can I replace just the studs? The nuts hold it to the case are nearly corroded thru. Was working when removed. But not sure I want to put it back on in this condition. Thoughts? [edited to remove the emoji spam]

Did some deleting today. Tomorrow I’ll solve this puzzle one way or another.

Good info. Thank you I’m sure I can find a spot for it.

Excellent! Thanks Ronmar

Hi fine folks.. I'm in the process of deleting my air over hydraulic system (going with the single manual hand pump instead), and removing the spare tire carrier. I'm building a camper. To remove the tire carrier the TM (and all the nuts and bolts tell me) that I need to remove the ether...

Just stopping by this thread to say "Thank you" New to me m1078a1r. Attempted to raise the cab and was greeted with a hydraulic fluid shower spraying from the latch pin. Lowered the spare tire out of the way. 1 3/4" socket on the end cap as described. Removed end cap, wiggled the cylinder...

Thanks Mullaney.. I've downloaded and spent a lot of time reading and becoming familiar with the TMs... such a great resource...

Howdy folks. New to SteelSoliders, what a great resource you all have here. Thank you. I'm new to the military vehicles, but not new to building and maintenance. Currently going down the rabbit hole of LMTVs. For the purpose of starting my next overland build. I've already gained a ton of...