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. You can always snap a pic and post it. We have rusty "beaters" and have even had a few win over the years. Step on up!

. All of the above. Start with the signal lamps... Also check and (remove and clean) the ground strap down by the starter. Disconnect the batteries before you remove the ground strap.

. Check your grounding.

. I would . . . Thanks for scanning it and looking forward to it!

. I can't swear to it, but I can't help but wonder of you don't have a leaky injector. A leak in an injector could cause you to have an "early fire" condition where the explosion inside the combustion chamber sounds like a "rod knock". You mention "little smoke on startup". That could point...

. As I understand it "Drive it Like you Stole it" and it will learn.

. Code B is restricted to US Government Agencies ONLY. In other words, if you aren't in the active military, working for a gov agency as a contractor - You Can't Have this Book.

. Looks to me like you hit the parking spot square on! And you didn't have to occupy a handicapped spot either...

. Wow! That finish is perfect...

. Big improvement! Definitely looks good.

. It might be worth cracking open the cover on the Protection Box and verify that the "guts" aren't corroded. While I was posting this @NDT mentioned verifying the batteries. I had thought about mentioning checking the water level in the batteries - so same idea...

. Welcome to the Outfit! Yep, printed TM's will make it a lot easier to read whats in those books. Good luck on your quest for Remote Power...

. I would suggest that you have a ground issue. Incandescent bulbs are more reliable on an unsteady ground that LED bulbs. Don't go buy a grounding kit. Just need to remember that the HMMWV does not use a "frame ground" for lighting. Every wire has a return path for its ground and every...

. Good Deal. Glad you made it home - and happy you ordered new bearings and a seal set. Nothing like some new grease to make it happy!

. Have you run any calculations on a web based chart? https://www.tremec.com/calculadora.php

. Good move... I can't see any problem with you being 5# under inflated. Especially with the ride quality improvement.

. And I would suggest that you get yourself a "Temperature Gun" so you can drive for 30 minutes, then hop out and zap the hubs. Compare one to the other, then drive for another half hour and do it again... Like @98G mentioned, you might check the tightness on the castle nut on the end of the...

. You know, I can't help but wonder if the metal used for the R&P parts in that truck wasn't a little "suspect". Maybe even they didn't need to last that long because the vehicle wouldn't last that long... Attrition had to be part of the plan back in the day. Maybe?

. I understand that! Yeah, having a stash is great. Remembering what you have is a little more difficult.

. Wow! Lots of goodies there from your stash pile!