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Howdy, Something to read and understand what a RESET unit is. Also a great source for names and part numbers. PDF page 29 has the MEP-8xx 5kw and 10kw fuse mod. It also has the ME-8xx 15kw and higher fuse mods listed too.

Howdy, Fastenal has all these pieces for ordering. #10-32 x 1/2" Hex - Unslotted Drive Indented Hex Washer Head Grade 18-8 Stainless Steel Machine Screw https://www.fastenal.com/products/details/0174583 #10 18-8 Stainless Steel Medium Split Lock Washer...

Howdy, Here is a good start MEP-802A MEP-803A Filters and Parts 2nd post has quick links, 3rd post has links to the manuals. Then read lots of info here in the forums Tobyhanna modified mep-803a assistance Bad things happen when the quad windings blow.

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Howdy, Not true. Keep the load up, for a better functioning engine life. Your not going to save fuel. The higher loading through its life will always be better than using fuel a month later to exercise the unit for a hour at a high load to clean it out. You would be better sitting in the dark...

Howdy, Don't go buying one just yet. Sometimes the floats get stuck. Open the fuel cap, remove the screen tube, reach in and manipulate the floats up and down. It could just be sticky, and needs some movement.

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Howdy, The fuel level when it kicks on and kicks off is a variable from machine to machine. The float which controls the kick on and off can be installed at slightly different heights. It is suppose to kick on at around 25% and kick off at around 75%. The best way to test it out quickly is to...

Howdy, Military MEP generator reset information Tells about all the stuff which is checked or changed. A good read for part names and numbers too.

Howdy, Here are some of my oil pressure readings during some load bank runs. Acquired a Military surplus load bank for a MEP-802A and MEP-803A. They all start high and drop down during hard loading. Hot oil thins out some. They go back up too when cooling.

Howdy, All your MEP-802/803 information and links to some important points.

Howdy Guy, You never made a mistake. It just shows the users need to do some reading. hehe, you got dragged in by the ATF flush. Works great for old used and abused engines, which has its place. Just not with a reset unit. Capeprep has a reset unit with low hours and Deere break-in oil. All...

Howdy, STOP! Do not do the ATF flush. Some folks need to read and understand what your situation is first. DRMO Reset unit, low hours. The oil pressure is fine. To understand what is happening, your engine has not been broke in yet. The John Deere Break in oil is also a lighter weight oil...

Howdy, NOTE: Word of caution!!! :recovry4x4: Make sure you have the quad winding fix applied. Excessive cranking is what zaps the stator.

Howdy, The small barrel filter. NSN 2910-01-553-6571 FILTER ELEMENT,FLUID (small barrel filter only) PART# 00-24000 It is attached to the fuel pump. Also known as Airtex G-17. fuel filter - 300 micron Filtering diesel is always a good practice.

Howdy, Of Note: How long did you operate the aux pump? With all fittings tight, and no leak, it does take a little time to make vacuum to lift and suck fuel.

Howdy, MEP-8xx S1 and S6 switch variations

Howdy, I did some googling.. It will depend on the options for electric service on the RV. There are option code for a 50 amp 120/240 CS6365 connection, which means you can always adapt down. Then there is 30 amp 120v power connection option. Your connection (hard wired or not) will be...

Howdy, You have given us some pictures. Now take a picture on the inlet on the RV. The inlet plug will have special little writing on it will then be your course of action. (NEMA xxa-xxxv) The MEP-802A can supply what you need. It will really depend on the RV itself. OK, what is the RV? make...

Howdy, I am not aware of exactly how RV's are wired. But, I am sure someone will chime in with the proper knowledge. I thought most RV's are wired for 120v single. The MEP-802A single 120v does 52 amps. The connection info is on the connection switch. Wires are hooked to L3, N, and ground...