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You realize running it in limp mode will only shorten the life of the trans and components right?
its just not good to run it this way, it’s fine to limp to the side of the road and get you out of any danger, but running it all day and just driving it like it’s in 2nd gear is just going to cause...
Once again....diesels rely on heat to run, 180 is NOT the correct running temp range, folks need to get away from thinking gas motors?
as far as your old fan clutch assy, it’s a very simple system, and works well, people just don’t understand it.
your fan going on every 2mins is normal, thats...
200amp is more reliable, easier to remove...and if a regulator fails, it’s 4 screws and your done in less then 5mins.
the 200amp is the standard generator for all HMMWV’s, the 60amp is out of the system.
Make sure you didn’t swap the 2 wires on the injector Pump...one is cold advance, one is fuel cutoff solenoid, when reversed, the truck will die as soon as it hits approx 120 degrees....
Gotta say, I’ve wondered the same as of recent, I mean...what junk, Opening prices are just downright laughable.
seems it would be advantageous for GP to distribute something as to there ultimate plan on how they expect this model to work. At this point, I’m starting to miss GL....not on the...
Only marine and navy trucks got fording kits, the hole is there from the factory for all hmmwv’s.
there is a lot more to the kit then the intake, exhaust and a valve.
Long and short injectors also have s different thread pitch...fine and course, so based on the year of your heads, you can’t just use what you want on injectors.
You never want to mismatch diffs....I had a truck in the shop recently they had this same issue.
installed a 2:73 to square it up...2:56’s are bit harder to find, 2:73’s are plentiful.
Your generator is not charging, easiest test is check voltage at batteries before start and then after, before start will be battery voltage, after start 27.5-28.5volts.
A bad EESS will prevent your batteries from charging, assuming you have a 60amp generator, if a 200amp, then that’s a...
I going to puke if one more person refers to the #8 as a cooling issue.....once and for freaking all, it’s a defect in the casting of the block.
The story is that GM's block design had a flaw in the way the head bolts in the Number 8 cylinder area went into the block. Stress was created that...
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