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That is certainly a quality control issue, but as far as the truck is concerned, the mismatch is allowable as the transfer case has an inter-axle differential. When HL or LL is engaged, the inter-axle differential is locked, and if you are on a high traction surface, the truck will pop and jump...
See the other thread on this subject. In a nutshell, GP is stockpiling the inventory while they set up the retail quantity marketing strategy designed to realize profit previously enjoyed by businesses such as yours.
Welcome! We can help you figure your M38A1 out. Behind the drivers seat on the sponson, there is a bracket, are you thinking this is for propane tanks? If so, that is not the case, that is the MT-299 mount for the VRC-10 radio set. The tube attached to the carburetor that has copper lines is...
I would think the FD put the non directional on for stability in rough terrain with the water load. Very unusual for an A1 to be retrograded to duals by the military.
Good luck fixing the 855. It's a big motor to be swapping.
This topic is worthy of it's own thread if there is not one already. It is conceivable as the 800 series began deliveries in '69, but personally I have never seen pics of one. The older M39A1/A2 series seems to have been used exclusively.
See if voltage is present at the alternator excite wire with ignition off. If so, the draw is from the alternator, but is the normal draw. The protective control box may be sending the power when it is not supposed to. I really don't think installing the LEDs is related. With the master...
So I'm rummaging around at Fuzzy's place and there in his scrap pile (hint) was a WWII half track combat rim with 75 year old non directional tire still mounted. I'm thinking, oh, people need these for half tracks, better save it. So I look it over, drag it out, load it in my little truck...
Couple hints: It is good practice to keep the parts on each hub together as a set. Also, if your hubs were nice and quiet, and you don't feel like doing a lash clearance set up on your spider gears, note the clocking of the wheel bearing nut's dowel pin, and put it back in the same spot going...
Looks pretty good! Do yourself a favor and go through the fuel system: Drain and remove the tank and fill with 10 gallons of E85, haul it around with you in your daily driver for a few days. Then drain, remove the in tank pump, flush with water, scoop/shop vac out the remaining rust, replace...
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