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That's where I got mine. Look's identical to the NAPA unit.

A quality core is worth rebuilding. If your unsure of doing it yourself most auto electric shops can do it for you. CUCV Electric has all the parts you need in a rebuild kit.

More pics please. I've been wondering about this for a while.

Welcome to the OD madness!

I second that. My M1009 didn't come with a spare so I made a trip down to the used tire shop across town and found one. I found a good condition BFG all terrain for $30 mounted and spin balanced. Fort a spare, used is the way to go. Just make sure they don't try to sell you one that has a bunch...

The aluminum radiators are nice. I had a Griffin radiator on my Jeep and loved it.

Sweet!

My M1009 is rolled black. It doesn't look too bad. I bought it that way and haven't changed it. I plan on going to green though and I'm debating weather to just roll green on top or sand down and spray.

I'm diggin' the roof rack. I wanna put a rack on my M1009.

Pretty cool.:)

I like the soft top. Looks like a clean truck!

Not too bad of a job. Took me a couple of hours. Have a friend or two close by to help lift the top off because it is HEAVY! From my experience get the 3M black weatherstrip adhesive. I used the 3M yellow before and it's too thin and runny for this job. Take your time and everything will turn...

So what the status on your truck? :popcorn:

I can second that. I would have used an ACDelco one on mine but it failed at like 2pm on a Sunday and I needed it for work in the morning. So I took what I could get.

Is the wire that burnt up a fusible link? If so, you burnt it up. Repair that first then I would load test my batteries then check my connections and make sure everything is tight and not overly corroded. The relay that everyone talks about is under the dash. Most people do the Doghead mod...

If I recall correctly the M1009 with the Gov Lock does not require an additive. DO NOT use anything but the specified weight.

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That's very true. If I don't want to go to the TM's for a part number usually a Google search brings it up in the first hit.

No problem. Glad I could help. PM me if you need any advice. That's definitely a 6-pack job so pick one up on the way home from the parts store. :beer:

I recently replaced mine. I noticed diesel was leaking in the driveway and went under the truck to investigate and sure enough it was leaking from the lift pump. Being a Sunday nothing but Advance Auto and Auto Zone were open so I took my luck with Auto Zone. 2000 miles later, it works fine and...