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I would assume you would just disconnect the lines at the tank, the TM was written before the fuel tank access door was standard, that crossover vent line is kind of a PITA but doable.
So you do not have to disconnect the lines on top? not all HMMWVs have an access door on top.
You can also just fix the 60A, I am not a big fan of the 60A but usually a set of brushes and a regulator kit will get them going again and certainly less that that civy conversion.
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One would think for $495+70 for a grounding kit they could at least show something that would be representative of the actual product and not an alternator with a serpentine belt, I would be suspect of this conversion, likely has issues like belt alignment etc. and what's up with the $70...
Well then you are going to have to hope the third party can help you, this question was asked not long ago about the 160A and it seems nobody has done this "conversion" at least nobody owned up to it, maybe they will chime in this time.
in ANY case you cannot run more than 60A through the EESS...
You will among other things have to run a 14V and 12V heavy charging cable to the battery box, that is the only major wire modification.
When you go to the 200A get a complete NOS 200A install kit, it will not only have all the mounts, bolts, belts, pulley and wiring it will have complete...
There may be exceptions but the basic and A1 trucks came with TH400s and 2.56 gears and the A2 on up came with 4L80E transmissions and 2.73 gears, the turbos came with 4L80Es and 3.07 gears
It would be more accurate to say it is a production sand rail built to Baja 1000 race standards PLUS the addition of a lighter/stronger chrome moly chassis instead of the normal DOM,.
And it was in service with the Army
So no not your basic VW dune buggy.
Actually they were also waiting for me to email a picture to them before forwarding the paperwork to Austin, I asked that I get a confirmation that they received the picture, no confirmation so I will try and make another appt. (can only make an appt for that or the following two days so I will...
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