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Agreed Here is a thread I started 4 years ago: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?50551-CUCV-Switches-Diodes-Relays

Location of the wire that is getting hot? 12v Terminal block? Alternator? Under the Dash? general location. A picture of the location will help greatly Looks like a capasitor from one of the controller cards. Was it on the ground or on the floorboard. What part of the truck was it under?

Thanks Marcus. Just an FYI, there is actually a minor error in that diagram along with some fuse box errors in the wiring diagram Soon I will be posting all the corrected info.

Welcome from Oklahoma

Welcome from Oklahoma and thank you for your service.

I have been updating and cleaning up the old CUCV Stickies which have been combined into one and renamed the CUCV Helpful Threads http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?123199-CUCV-helpful-threads If anyone has additional items that they think needs to be added please let me or one of the...

Great job!!! Sounds like you followed this thread and didn't even know it. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?52821-Instrument-Cluster-Cleanup

Welcome from Oklahoma.

Is the Baldwin number listed in the parts manual? I don't have the manual handy at the moment

Thanks Westy. Forgot about that one. Really looking for a pic of the actual box

I am looking for a picture of the CUCV Fuse Box for a sticky thread I am creating. A few years back someone posted a picture of a brand new, very clean fuse box with all the fuses and readable labels. I thought that I had saved that picture but I can not find it. I have also searched a bunch of...

NOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!. Say it isn't so!!!!. Glad to see that your driving/chauffering duties are now lightened slightly.

Here are the original diagrams for the article Test equipment

Welcome from Oklahoma. Thank you for your service. These trucks are simple to work on. We have free tech manuals to download. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?119880-M135-amp-M211-TM-s http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?106483-More-M135-TM-s

Before starting any electrical troubleshooting always make sure your batteries are fully charged and loadtested. If you only have one, you need to make sure how your truck is wired. 12v or 24v. Someone may have left out a battery.

So when you you start working on the clown car?

I am confused. So you are saying your starter works fine now?

I just created this thread for the CUCV Stickies http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?129483-CUCV-Starter-Circuit

Sure wish you clowns would finish a project before starting a new one. ;-)

Read the first few pages of Chapter 2 of the TM 9-2320-289-34 tech manual to learn how to read the wiring diagrams and how the wires are labeled for the diagrams Lets trace the stock starting circuit: 1 - 24v comes off the 24v Positive terminal block via the red fusible link 1 RED-2Z 2 - A...