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Curious does the steering act the same in both directions? how about the brakes. There is a special tool kit for the HMMWV that does not cost TOO much it has a test gauge setup to test the PS pump flow and pressure among many other handy tools to have...

Since that antenna is designed for 30-76MHz what frequency selection do you use for 147MHz?

If you have a 200A alt and a 4 speed you have a 12V system, you can run a 24V relay (with the contacts wired to 12V) as you undoubtedly will find need for switched 12V for something else along the way, or if you are only going to power the gauge you can tap off of the switched 12V for the trans...

My pyrometer is DC powered, sorry I cannot help you with a non powered version, the meter movement would have to be so sensitive I would think it would be expensive and rather fragile. All the ones I use have stepper motors.

How did this get in this thread?

Looks like they just stuck the ends together, better than nothing!!!

I would definitely have those injectors tested while they are out! plug the holes!! ;)

I know we are not supposed to just tell you "go read the dang TM" but you will have a much better experience and probably spend allot less money just "swapping parts" if you would have made yourself familiar with the TMs applicable to your truck including the operators maintenance TM, while you...

Yep, was a long time before they went to the remote reservoir

Try TM 9-2320-280-20-3 the wire numbers will not come up in a search, you are going to do the same as I did look at the schematics. But this little document comes in handy at times

Actually by now you should have already downloaded all the TMs for your truck, a quick glance at the schematic would have given you the answer.

It looks like you are missing the hazard/turn signal flasher 325 A and B are the flasher wires and 57 is ground. It could be there just disconnected but probably pulled to use on another vehicle

I would like to try a thermal clutch, especially if I could find one that fits the OEM fan.

Detailed pics of the thermal fan setup!

I am pretty much in the same boat. Some folks build a plywood platform to fit over the stack, if you have a serious amount of work to do, pop the hood off and lay on your stomach on top of the stack.