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  1. Scar59

    Wiring M101A1

    Don't forget to change the bulbs to 12 volt if you're pulling w/ a civvy vehicle.
  2. Scar59

    Wiring M101A1

    Capping the leads would work, or keep them activated in case you have to leave the state of CA under night combat conditions.... you never know.
  3. Scar59

    Wiring M101A1

    Blackout light is the most lowest lens on the military tail light. for driving in night combat situations
  4. Scar59

    Wiring M101A1

    24484= right blackout light 24483= left blackout light 23= - ground that's an educated guess
  5. Scar59

    M936A2 recovery Hattiesburg,Ms to N.E. Ohio

    Maybe time for a hotel room, don't push it. Get some rest. JC
  6. Scar59

    greetings from williamsburg virginia

    Welcome from Kentucky, that's not your father's Oldsmobile.... have fun, read the operator's manual, and be safe. JC
  7. Scar59

    New to this

    Welcome from Kentucky, definitly study up on the operators manual, lot of good cold weather operating guidance. JC
  8. Scar59

    New guy in ky

    Welcome from Mt. Eden, KY. CUCVs are just the start, next will be a bigger truck, then a generator.....you've been warned. Have fun, read the manuals, be safe. JC
  9. Scar59

    M936A2 recovery Hattiesburg,Ms to N.E. Ohio

    Thanks for checking Jeff, was Greg traveling up Interstate 65? Lots of rain here today. JC
  10. Scar59

    Finally found something that does not work on M925A2

    Also, check to make sure the ether bottle is not empty, additionally, your fuel may be gelled being it's been cold in MN. Try spraying a 3-4 sec. shot of ether down the air intake, then crack it over. Report back. JC
  11. Scar59

    Near Greensboro, NC Airport, WAS stuck 5 ton pretty good!

    Yep, time to get the wrecker out. The rear winch with a snatch block will pull it right out of there, dont forget the mud spades, ground looks saturated/slick. Take more pictures. Be safe. JC
  12. Scar59

    M936A2 recovery Hattiesburg,Ms to N.E. Ohio

    Monkeyboy, Ask Jeff if he located a cable assembly for the tow light assembly, his inbox is full and closed. I could meet you on the return trip. JC
  13. Scar59

    New member from North Carolina

    Welcome from Kentucky, thank you for your service and stay close, we may need to pick your brain. JC
  14. Scar59

    Successful Recovery of M923 at Fort Hood, TX

    -and you didn't get it stuck..... seriously, nice recovery, blue skies, clean truck and having fun w/ the kids.
  15. Scar59

    Louisville bound!

    It was good meeting up with you fellas, to bad I counldn't have a beer. JC
  16. Scar59

    Louisville bound!

    Gimp, where you headed? Maybe meet for lunch. still try to source a cable for the tow light bar. JC
  17. Scar59

    power steering Failed

    Power steering fluid will work, the stock fluid is 10 wt hyd fluid or MIL 5606 red hyd fluid. Ensure the belt is not slipping. P/S pumps are pretty tough on these trucks.
  18. Scar59

    power steering Failed

    First, start by replacing the defective line. Then service the p/s pump. Take the truck for a slow drive the work out the air in the system. Do not over service the pump resivor.
  19. Scar59

    winch installs

    Are you interested in the pto driven or hydraulic ? have some good used hyd available.
  20. Scar59

    Need m1078 hauled from GA to San diego CA

    You pay U Ship and they pay the transport company. Fee was about 4-5% of total cost. Insurance was reasonable also.
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