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TM 9-2320-209-20-2-2 has the wiring diagrams for the deuce. You can download the M35 Manuals at WWW.JatonkaM35s.com If you do not already have it, there is the list of circuit numbers and what they should be connected to. RL

JATONKA has them also

I have been told that if you have a couple of spares a Shop might be able to rebuild one IP from the collection of parts, but this is laboring under the assumption that one of the broken spares has a good part that you need. My suggestion is to spend the money for a rebuilt or new replacement...

MS Gimli...If I am not mistaken a bunch of IPs came out of GL just recently...brand new too.

The Injector Pump TM is on Jatonka's site in the Deuce TM section. RL

LOGSA has been down now for about 3 weeks. At least I cannot get in. RL

Advance Auto Parts has a BWD part to fit this truck for $31. Advance Auto Parts: Windshield Wiper Switch by BWD - Part S3465 RL

The manual calls for a part number 7840274 which is the same as the GM part number. w/o intermittent wipers standard column. Should be the cheapest of the different parts available. This is the switch itself and not the arm that inserts into it. RL

I have found that first to second is difficult because of the amount of momentum the gears in the transmission have in first keep the shaft turning too fast to engage second immediately when you depress the clutch. I double clutch moving up from first to second, or down from second to first and...

When my brakes locked on, I had to crack the pressure line at the airpack to release the brakes and I drove 7 miles home on back roads very carefully and once home proceeded to deal with the problems. It is a good feeling when you figure out what is wrong and fix it yourself. RL

I would suggest cracking the brake line that is the output of the master first and if the brales release it is the master. If you do that and nothing happens, then it is probably in the airpack. You can rebuild the old style airpacks. I am unaware of airpack rebuild kits for the new style and...

The air pack has a compensator piston that controls the amount of air pressure that is applied when you press the brake pedal. If the piston sticks in the bore it can cause creeping air flow to the piston and a constant pressure on the brakes. Another possibility but not likely in this...

I would offer tha the brakes of the deuce are the most limiting factor. The brake system turns motion into heat via a friction method and the heat dissipation ability of the deuce fades considerably when you go over the 5 ton payload limit. Add to that the minimal horsepower and you have a...

Be sure to re-check the torque on your first filter change. 60 FT LBs is correct. the retorque is to compensate for any compression of the gasket over time. RL

The Old Steel Soldiers site is down and the LOGSA site is down or not available. You can download some of the manuals for the MEP 003 at www.jatonkam35s.com RL

crooked steering wheel You can adjust the steering wheel center on the short drag link between the steering gear and the knuckle to correct the center of the steering wheel. To be honest, the front end shop should have fixed that when they did the alignment. It is part of the procedure to...

Reverse is actuated by a spool valve and if you have to fiddle around to get the gear to work, you have a situation where the linkage needs adjustment as it has been mentioned. I do not recall the specific procedure but I have done it before, and it is easy and all you need to do is download...

Abandon all hope once you "open that first can" of OD......

I just got an email from Jatonka's webmaster and you should check www.JatonkaM35s.com out and there should be 3 new manuals originally issued in 1965 for the deuce and they are located in the M35 section. These have both the Gas and the multifuel engine referenced in them. While not a...

I have three older digitized manuals (Operator's and maintenance) that cover the gas powered M35s and the early multifuel and they have some relevant information for the OA331. This is certainly not the complete volume as far as your M34/35 Gas engined deuce but it will be helpful I am sure...