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Take 1 of the good ones to the spring shop , most likely they will make a set while you wait if they don't have them on the shelf.

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Sounds like the 12v pump was a band-aid and now it is time to fix it correctly , as it is creating new problems.

It's been done for the M939 series trucks in Georgia . It just takes someone to take the lead are you up to it and invest your time and money into it ? The MVPA has lobbyist that would be the group to get behind you ,are you a member ? If you read the thread on Georgia i think you will see it...

Florida did before Michigan.

So how does your OPINION hold any more truth than you claim Ruth Johnsons . It is my understanding that there have been HWWMV's from the 99 sale that have titles pulled here in michigan. Assembled vehicles here in michigan still have to have a state certified vehicle inspector sign off on them...

The starting system in is 24v , the rest of the truck is 12v it is a hybred system. Do the Doghead upgrade. Read this to understand your truck ; CUCV Wiki Also look through these threads ; CUCV Helpful Threads

You can always start your own forum and run it how you want .

This guide may help you. HMMWV A1 Troubleshooting

2 batteries probably work alright in North Carolina but he is taking the truck to Alaska where he will want all 4 batteries.

There is a lot of good information on alternators here ; CUCV Helpful Threads CUCV Wiki

Have you googled the part # from the TM ? I would do that and compare part numbers with the site below. http://www.areds.com/wp-content/uploads/GM-Transfer-Case-CD-Web1.pdf found with a google search of NP 218 output seal. 6th hit on the list...

Maybe Carnac knows.

They are 2 piece bolt together rims with a large o-ring between the 2 halves ( which are known to leak ).

They look like M35A3 rims . A3 Rims finally mounted!!!!!

Was there much sludge in the pan ?

What color is the fluid ? Does it smell burnt. Have you changed the fluid and filter recently ( or at all ) ? It is a 30 year old truck , seals dry out and harden inside the transmission , mileage really doesn't matter.

They are Delineator decals, and generally made of unobtainium.

Does it have a title in the current owners name? here is a link on posting pictures; How to post pictures - a tutorial

6.2's don't have carburators . :shock: