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If you find a scanner it will not likely allow any manual control, that is a very early and basic TCM and the H1 was a civy truck so it would have a OBD connector you do not have. For the most part just getting the codes and some other very basic stuff like RPM is all the diag on that TCM. Why...

Are you pulling any codes???

39D looks like the switch feed, 400 goes to the fan motor, it will be on one side of the resistor mounted to the firewall behind the inst. panel, basically supply 24V to one side of the resistor for high and to the other side for low

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There is a bolt going through the fire wall directly in front of where the inst. panel is mounted, you have to pull the panel to get to it, there are ground lugs on both sides of the firewall. Put your meter in ohms (the sign of the omega) touch the probes together and note the readout, many...

Welcome to the forum! Have you put a meter on the sending unit wire #58 to see if it is grounded? Also have you cleaned all the grounding points on the back of the engine and both sides of the firewall behind the inst. panel?

You got it!

The only thing the run switch powers directly is the inst. panel, the run solenoid in the IP and the start solenoid, all other loads are provided from the PCB/EESS box, the run switch could not handle the current required for the alt, heater blower etc. I am not sure what schematic you are...

If you cannot read codes then there is no reason to go any farther until you can, if the TCM will not recognize being put into diag mode it will not operate the transmission. BTW there are many codes that do not illuminate the trans light, if you do not read them you have really no idea if you...

Just go to their web site and plug in the numbers in any order you want, of course 16.5 rim would be the first entry. They have some 39.5x13.5 ( ROK-08 ) I would like to try, seems like it would look right with a 2" lift Holy cow they make a 49"-21-R16.5 man that's allot of rubber!!

If your M1097R1 has a three speed (no park position) then you do not have a TCM, the three speed is all mechanical

All the wiring diagrams are in that troubleshooting guide, there is 12V continuous to one pin and switched 12V to a different pin on the TCM If you have not already done so open the box and make sure there was no water intrusion into the box.

OK then it is time to get out the meter and make sure the two sources of power and the grounds are good, if that all checks out and you are positive you are doing the jumper correctly then the TCM is likely bad, you should also inspect and re seat the connectors on the inside and outside of the...

looks like you're missing a belt or two also, As RWH said maintenance is key!!

I noticed that some of the 16.5 Interco tires were being discontinued by some sellers, I contacted Interco and told them they should not give up on the 16.5" tires as there were many HMMWVs being sold and they all needed tires, this was their response. We don’t plan on it. We currently offer...

You will also need a GM pitman arm puller, having the right tool makes the job much easier, you can likely get a loner from the local parts house.

That problem is solved by using the parts TM and looking up your truck, your truck is a M998, no such thing as an A0 (EDIT, not in the TMs anyway) The parts TM for your truck is 9-2320-280-24P-1 and -2 available for free on a sticky near the top of the HMMWV forum. First you look up the UOC...

No the overcharging issues are with the alt.

INTERCO has three different tires in 37-12.5-16.5 https://www.intercotire.com/tires/type/specialty_light_truck_off_road/tire_aspect_ratio/37/tire_section_width/125/tire_rim_diameter/165 This one appears to be a close relative of the BFG https://www.summitracing.com/parts/ict-rxm-32

It has a stand alone controller, there was allot of custom work required including a custom made clocking ring for the transfer case, I used a 4 speed shifter