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It is certainly ya'lls constitutional right to hate law enforcement, however understand that when LEOs see a military vehicle driven by someone in civilian clothes, they automatically assume it could be stolen (probable cause). It certainly is in your best interest to be 100% polite if stopped...
I HATE YOU! I got caught up with a presentation at work and couldn't fight you for it. (LOL) It's the real deal, CUCVII, a highly unusual GMT400 body style Tahoe made in 2000 in Arlington when all production had already switched to the new body style. It is a militarized Z71 package which is...
I would fill the Allison full per the dipstick. I do have the Allison manual saved, but I forgot that it is for the WTEC II not the III you have. Both transmissions have an oil level sensor which will tell the trans to fault to DNS or Do Not Shift if the level is incorrect. I don't think the...
Press the two buttons simultaneously on the wtec 3 and codes for whatever is causing shift inhibit will show. The diagnostic manual is attached to a post in the middle of mkcoen's M1078 thread. Where did you find the hydraulic motor? I could not find it for less than $1k.
The crude "STE-ICE" (simplified test equipment internal combustion engine) plugs in there. Totally analog inputs to the device such as fuel pressure, cranking amps etc. It does not need to be connected.
FWIW, I've been driving my 915 for going on 6 years now and I really like the 7155. When you get the hang of it you can get to 70 mph as fast as regular traffic when empty.
"Shorts" is +24 volts going straight to ground. Lots of fireworks with this. You have intermittent connections. Wiper, replace or eliminate the contacts where the windshield folds. Your lighting issue now sounds like a bad turn signal control handle.
AGM batteries that are badly discharged or sulfated will need weeks of pounding by an AGM charger. Then they will be good as new. Several threads on this.
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