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remember that the jake on the cummins motors turns OFF the IP when the Jake comes on thereby lowering the exhaust temps and keeping from overheating the exhaust valves and turbo.
while this is a neat idea I believe it is nearing or just over the max load of the front axle on a deuce W/W. bjorn brought this idea up years ago if I remember right. might have been the max load on stock tires, can't remember.
dunno, are the springs the same width? are the frames the same width? are the spring pockets on the axels in the same place? if yes to all then it would be an easy swap. if not then it's just going about the same thing a different way.
I used a slide hammer to take mine out. if that doesn't do it then you have to take apart the OTHER side to hammer it out from the R side. thats no fun at all.
it's rated for 60A continuous. that is the same as a std S-10 or many regular cars of today that are only rated for 60A spike. it's big enough for a lot of things but not everything.
it's in there bc I've seen it with my 2 eye's. Just look at the wiring diagram at the battery and it will show it. The wire may not be mi spec. All the ones I've seen do not have the rubber coated look to them like everything else does.
here are 2 for 1k..
thats 500 each
HMMWV Generator Alternator Military 4x4 M1114 M1113 ACE: eBay Motors (item 300400105964 end time Oct-20-10 19:01:04 PDT)
took me .0003 seconds on ebay.
and also by searching I was able to find the correct pulley that took me months to find earlier this year.
you should send it to my person who repairs these units. without proper tools and such, getting one to work properly is impossible. he will treat you right and make sure it transmits on the proper channels.
the turbo will only make normal boost while the eng is under load. where are you taking your readings from?
sounds like there is some kind of leak in your inlet manifold or a busted hose somewhere.