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I doubt you will get an answer. The OP hasn't logged on since 2010

Has she been to Oklahoma?

Sounds like a ground issue.

Why is this in the Member recognition forum? I don't recognize anyone

I do not think anyone knows for sure. The best place to find out is to ask GL. But I don't think they will tell you anything.

Those are your power steering hoses that operate the Hydroboost (power) brakes. I have seen a lot worse.

I think he was joking. Maybe not.

More than likely it is a bad headlight fuse socket. Get a new 30amp fuse (good quality, not a cheap Asian version) and add a little solder to the fuse. Many times the fusebox terminals will expand and not make good contact with the fuse. By adding some solder it will help make better contact...

The switches are known to go bad. Unscrew the old one and install the new one. Around $30 for a good takeout. You are operating the switch correctly? Lift up on the lock handle and then move the light handle to the position desired. All spelled out in the Operators Manual

Gimp always has extra storage room. :-)

Great news. Easy fix for $0.99

The rules specifically say NOT to high jack other peoples threads. You are very blatantly breaking that rule. *** Deleted High Jack ***

Ft Sill in OK is changing also.

All the HMMWV sales are closed Here are the results 25 trucks sold Highest price: Last one at $41000 Lowest Price: first one at $21500 Total Price: $744,000 Average price: $29760 Number of attendees: 109512 Item # Description #bids Loc. Winning Bid 544985 1994 AM General M998A1 Humvee...

An update with all the trucks and prices will be posted when the sale closes

For the OP, you never did say which CUCV you have. That does make a difference in the meassurements. M1009? M1008 or the CUCV-II that you won in Alaska?

There happens to be a harness that was listed in the classifieds yesterday. $55 shipped Buy it, install it and repair yours at your leisure, then sell it. ;-)

I am sure that with the proper tool you could remove that pin from the block, straighten it and reinstall. I have not done that so I can't tell you how to get it done. Also if you can find a mechanic that has an electrical connector repair kit, they should be able to replace that connector.

From the TM section for the M135 http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?101941-TB9-2855-40-Heater-install Looks like it is a hot water heater.

While I can't help with the bent pin I can tell you that it is the 24v feed wire for the starter relay and the 24v fuse. Possibly your best bet at this point is to replace the harness. Not to bad to remove and replace