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The geared drives have straight cut gears and do make a certain amount of noise.
This is much more pronounced in vehicles with hard tops like the helmet top etc.
Is this your first Humvee?
That is definitely pump noise, be careful when you push hard on the brake pedal as you can blow out the seals in the hydraboost if they are a little weak.
Also it is not a good idea to go all the way to lock on the steering while running as it causes a spike in the pump pressure.
Do the...
Well you can start by disconnecting things until you confirm the problem device.
If the TCM power relay was stuck you should have a trans light on all the time.
Start by disconnecting the batteries, then unplug the TCM harness at the TCM and then reconnect the batteries and test again.
I was speaking in general terms, most folks have a dual voltage 200A system, I would NOT install a 12V winch on one of those vehicles and certainly not on a 60A single voltage system.
The cost of a replacement regulator would pay the difference in cost of a 24V winch over a 12V, several times.
I would say if they are the correct type (uses two tabs) and it happens to line up with unused tabs, then I would reuse them, I would look very close to the used tabs and if I thought they were week I would go ahead and break them off so they would not "fall" off into the bearings.
Of course I...
Now just like lug nuts I replace all the half shaft bolts and Nord lock washers on every Humvee I get, it is a good idea to inspect the flange threads as who knows what they have been through.
The STE/ICE bypasses everything, if that does not work, of course check to make sure you have 24V on M and that S has continuity to the solenoid start terminal (wire 74)
If that checks out then you only have the heavy wiring from the batteries to the starter, the ground is just as important as...
I am clearing brush to make room for some conex boxes and ran across my old M35/51, I parked it maybe 20 years ago and have not seen it in 10-15 years as it was reclaimed by the S TX brush.
I carefully aired up her tires and managed to un-track her with the JD 310 backhoe.
Lots of memories, when...
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