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Schematics F6 and F7 cover the GP circuits and the volt meter circuit. Neither shows then interconnected.

And then there is the standard answer, did you look at the TM before posting?

I loved his posting style. It was painful to "see" him deteriorate, but rewarding to have "known" him. We were fortunate to have him here. RIP

The -10(basic operators manual) calls them air vents.

Do NOT cross post.

I see, so it's like an auction.

http://www.govplanet.com/jsp/s/howto/howtoBuy.html?title=How+to+buy&showFAQ=true&kwtag=footer How it worksHow does the bidding work in an example auction? Let's suppose that we're selling a backhoe loader which opens at $20,000 and has a bid increment of $500. The following gives an example of...

Yes, like I said(in not so many words), he could have said "maybe someone with an MV could move this... But he did not. Get my point yet? Folks, this is not the place for discussion(it's an ad). I am not interested in debating the rules and philosophy of the site.

Thanks for sharing that. Feel free to post your own thread and debate where parts come from, or whatever your issues are.

Please search before posting.:roll:

Your're getting off topic for this thread. If you feel the need to report a thread or posting, it will be discussed and handled amongst the moderators. Someone needs to draw the line, and that's gonna be me today. If the op had simply mentioned an MV in his request, we would normally accept...

You do not use compression fittings on brake lines. If you look at the parts TM, you can figure out what size line you use to replace it with. It is standard american sized.

Yeah, I saw it and how he is using MV parts on it. We need to keep a Military truck theme going here on SS.

There is a fusible link sticky, as well as a dogbone sticky.

No, the original wire is a GM assembly part. It might be found on the interwebs if you google it's GM part number from the -20P TM.

And, if you had read the stickies, http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?122571-Fusible-Links-101 Napa numbers are listed in that sticky.

Go to the napa online site and search "fusible link". http://www.napaonline.com/Catalog/Result.aspx?Ntt=Wire+Fusible+Link&Ntk=Keyword&Nty=1&Dn=0&D=Wire+Fusible+Link&Dk=1&Dp=3&N=0

Sounds interesting, wish you had a picture.

Is this an MV? This is an MV site.

What model MV was this from?