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Kenny I have a key machine dedicated to cucv keys

I'm thinking he has to unlock the steering wheel to move it.

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If you want to come to west warwick i'll give you a key tomorrow.

Good looking truck, one day i,ll get a M37, Looks like a real nice bivouac area as well.

Mine did that last nite, on the first long trip I took it on, 2.6 miles, round trip, it came on once for a few seconds now I know exactly where to check it, thanks troops.

Gotta love the garage finds,looks solid!

hopefully 0930 hrs , 2130 hrs is prime SS time and we may suffer withdrawals.

use OEM bolts, be sure threads in block are good, inspect gear on flex plate, one broken tooth will cause the starter to jump.

my most recent one took about 3weeks. This past july 2009.

Replace steel with steel and rubber with rubber. I had a volvo years ago that the steel line was cut off and a rubber piece put on, well the rubber split or slid off couldn't tell which after the fire, totaled the car.

Ok I will take the black strip with the broken tabs, hopefully I will be able to adhere it. Email me with your address and amount. I am leaving Fri am and will be out of touch for 5 days. ralbelt@aol.com

I use NAPA gold #1061

Yes, I will take the gray one if the strip cannot be removed intact. Thank You, Ralph

Yes that is affirmative. The black strip on the outside of the dash.

I had a friend download and print out the TM9-2320-289-20P repair parts tech manual, over 600 pages.

I would be interested in the vinyl filler strip in the OD dash if you can remove it in one piece. If not I would be interested in the gray dash. My dash is good all I really need is the filler strip.

Thanks, mine was shifting at about 30 and 50, new vac lines corrected that. This is a good cheap fix that I will keep in the memory bank just in case this problem reoccures.

My M1008 will spin on gravel without hardly trying and when I had the rear box off I went down a paved road in a residential area and had to barely touch the go pedal otherwise the tires would spin. Its all original.

There are block heaters available at local parts stores, there are several threads on different types, seems that the one that replaces a freeze plug is the most efficient and the one that installs into the radiator hose is an easier install but less efficient.