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Same pace on the slower shore.

x2 on great service from DIY4x. Hope he makes it right.

[thumbzup] Thank for catching that, I added an edit to my original post to reflect my mistake.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=79517+rotor Could you please share where/how you found the NSN, there is a picture of the rotor on Ebay with the NSN, but I'd doubt that's your source. Thank you.

PN 79517, from the TM -34P. Seem to be readily available online. Edit: As pointed out by DH in post 11 above part number is for alternator found on the M1010. I should have written PN 1049930, from the TM -34P. Also found readily online.

Not mentioned in the TM, for the '84 M1009 model, is the special tool used to remove the key, PS magazine shows how to make one. Also, as the magazine agrees with sweetk30's suggestion earlier in the thread of replacing the lock nuts with the 85-87 style.

Member svlsmokey recently posted his solution to a broken cable here, and searching in a junk yard is another option.

That really sucks sir, may karma tear them a new one. Good to read your on the road again.

Found in editions from 1995 through 1998. Retrieved 12/15/17 from radionerds.com

These are found in editions from 1993 -1994. Retrieved 12/14/17 from radionerds.com

My pleasure, but credit to the OP for doing yeoman's work by scanning the magazines, my contribution is much less time consuming. Unless a mod stops me, I will continue to post the CUCV articles found in the PS magazine up to December 2016. ... and to finish the 1991-1992 editions.

One more from the 90's. These are found in editions from 1991 and 1992. Retrieved from the OP's website.

...and some more, these are found in editions from 1989 and 1990. Retrieved from radionerds.com

...and some more, these are found in editions from 1987 and 1988. Retrieved from radionerds.com

Looking real good Boats, thanks for sharing. Keep up the good work. :goodjob:

Quick and clean, needle attachment FTW! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IAjEvhYIHw

It's only difficult if you don't know how. May I suggest that you take your time, read and ask questions as needed. I may be mistaken, but I don't think the Gen 1 and 2 lights work in the M1010 in the OEM configuration. Post a wanted add when you're sure of the pieces you need or would like...

Looking real good! [thumbzup]

Not in an automotive application. I found a few cans squirreled away at work a few months ago and used them on some cabinets that are exposed to corrosive environment and so far have been happy with the results, doing this made me aware of smell and consistency after applying. Also, I found...

Electrical diagrams can be found in appendix F in the TM -20 and appendix E of the TM -34. They're found here. Also, you can find the colored wiring diagrams in the stickies, along with lots of other useful info, link bellow. https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?123199-CUCV-Helpful-Threads