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I personally wouldn’t be using MTR’s as they are no longer mfg’d and used by the military due to the sidewall blowout issue….i have stacks of them here that are ready to blow at any time but have 95% tread still on them….hope they hold.
Start by checking the individual voltage of each battery, than load test each battery…
engines don’t just hydrolock themselves unless they ingest water
The front evaporator has a condensation drain at the bottom, if the drain hose is missing or the nipple is broken “75% of the time” the condensation will just discharge onto the passenger floor board.
Removal or addition of a fording kit has nothing do with reliability of a hmmwv….the selector valve is removed so no possibility of leaving it in “forde” position, you only need to install a new CDR valve because the original was removed
There is no NSN because the P400 was never a production motor nor used by the U.S. military , the turbo was the Eurova turbo…nothing like the
GM6/7 turbo.
If you pull a pump out…replace it, there is nothing gain by reinstalling an old injection pump, working or not, Murphy lives in all trucks, the seals you can’t get to like the front shaft seal also fail and will leak from the weep hole, the advance plunger is easy but the plungers rust.
Drain the hubs and verify, it’s not uncommon to have trans fluid in the vent lines, it’s a known issue dues to venting of the Tcase and driving at hwy speeds.
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