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desmodromic - It's a Ducati engine thing.

As a qualified "expert" (in Baltimore county and city court proceedings where I've given paid testimony in years past on motor vehicle injury patterns and physiology and physics of same) and inveterate tinkerer with electronics, mechanics, gardening, plumbing, drywall, painting, and more, I'm...

I went with these, one failed in under 16 months, amazon backed the warranty but the price had gone up by 75$ in the meantime. Probably would've done fine with red tops. You'll find all kinds of answers to your question here. First question to ask is why are you replacing yours? (mine were...

Welcome to the madness. (almost) nobody can stop with just one. Norm

ditto, but I reversed the hoses a couple times. Did this AFTER using two bottles of prestone engine/radiator flush followed by TWO fresh water flushes. Took about a half hour for the heater core to run clear.

Curious about how you removed the pump. Box ends for top bolts, swivel socket/extension for bottom or did you go with the OTC 6087 wrenches? Inquiring minds, planning ahead and all that. Found a note on the CUCV forum about using a swivel socket; I don’t know what all is mounted on a 6.2L...

This caught my eye so I’ve been reading through the thread. NOT LMTV-related, but close. I’d bought a pair of wheels/tires for my trailer not long ago and finally got around to cleaning and mounting them. Inside of the wheels didn’t look right. Looked like someone had shot paint that was...

I'd vote that "MV of the month".

Their website isn't open yet. Been through about all of their posts on fakebook. How much for the basic TOP, and does it require using their B and C pillars? Thanks. Norm

got 'em in the mail today. Very well packaged, large "manila" envelope, plastic insert with four stickers between two sheets of thin cardboard like the stuff on the back of legal notepads. NOT folded. Thinking about putting a pair on some aluminum sheet for riveting to body instead of laying...

I watched a version of this back in the early 90s at the 25th ID. I’ve watched it since then, about two years ago when I started contemplating buying a Humvee, started stalking this website and others for information, pros, cons. Thanks for the reminder. I’ll watch this again today. Learning...

I've had a lot of luck finding bolt size and thread pitch by using NSN-now.com Find the part number in the manual, copy (right click, copy), paste into NSN-now's search window (far right on home page options takes you to the search function), right click, paste, enter. You'll find the part...

Tragic. No mention of any kids left behind. Guy I knew in HS (name of Healey) rolled his MG midget on a road I happened to be driving by w/ some friends. No roll bar. He’d crawled out the side door. Took four of us to flip the thing over. He was fine. Fortunately no PAX. I used to...

There's a switch that screws into the side of the shifter next to the neutral safety switch. You can find them on the evil auction site, several other places for around $40 to insane market pricing. Make sure the one you get has the thread adapter on it. Poke around the site, there's a thread...

Was that with or without the “cruise control?? NB

Post #73 - he thanked Daybreak.

Looks promising... inboard or outboard boots? Tried finding those on their website - no joy. Only real plus side to using the website is NOT hearing "year, make and model sir?" NB

Always with the negative waves, Moriarty...

I can vouch for Fuzzytoaster. Some of the best deals around. I bought a CV from him for a “spare” - turns out mine went t!ts up and I need to replace it anyway.

Welcome to the madness. Pictures always welcome. New members, too. NB