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The picture is just a spare I had in the tool box (uncleaned). Looks like cork. I just use brake cleaner, then let it dry when I service mine.

Hose clamp. Probably from heater hose maybe. Otherwise start checking for coolant leaks.

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Which one did you use?

I agree also good to see a fellow MVer working hard to improve this website.

I think a opition to consider would be to replace the tube. That way you know whats in the tire.

I would jack up the front axle and do an inspection. Check the bearings, kings pins...etc. Also make sure your steering box bolts are tight. Adjust your steering box while it's in the air. I had loose steering at first too. When I installed solid boots I went through everything. This plus...

73M819, Could you go in to more detail on the greasing of the trunnions. Are you referring to this grease fitting between the wheels? Also, I should see grease coming out where?

I had to replace the filter you are talking about. I was unable to find a new replacement but rather had to call a dealer (CSI ) and get a good used one. I cleaned it with brake cleaner and reinstalled. I will try and take a picture some every know what it looks like when i get home.

Fixed a small leak on the airpack and adjusted the air compressor belt.

Pic of it in the bag

Little help what kind of MV do you own?

Some pictures of both side of adjusters on a A2.

Here is a picture of the bud nuts on the inner tire. My wheel slide off the no issues....other than it's heavy.

I made some video's this weekend going over some basic's with my phone.

Yeap, touched up with Rapco paint. The interior had to be sanded, primed, and painted. Also, the windshield frame. Need to do the bed next.

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Ditto, pry the cushion out. There is a metal frame that holds it in.

A c turbo is defining without a muffler. It touch the edge off. I will make another video this weekend if I have time at full rpm. I like the idea of the muffler being hidden. There is a guy in Woodstock Georgia who ran his exhaust out the back. I saw it at homedepot one day looked and sounded...

I would charge the batteries and replace the accesory switch. That switch only take 5 mins to replace. Pull the 4 plugs in the back and take off the nut holding it in front. I pulled/transfered each plug one at a time when i replaced mine that way you dont forget where each one goes. My old one...