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Diesels use high compression to create heat for combustion.
Glow plugs, like in the CUCVs, heat up the cylinder chamber and makes this happen easier when extremely cold.
Some Engines, like ones in the M939 series, without GPs use highly volatile Ether to help the diesel combust until the...
Replaced POS original alternator with 100A Delco-Remy bought from SS member 74M35A2.
Batterys are healthier since they are recharged faster and more complete than the original 60A could ever do.
Now after sitting for a few days I turn on battery switch and the needle is just Touching the...
http://www.alu.army.mil/alog/issues/MarApr05/reality.html
A bit of a read, but very interesting.
CUCVs mentioned
Didn't find if this has been posted before.
I have found that dielectric grease crumbles/clumps over time. It's not like a true grease.
I Do not use it anymore.
Found out through another SS member about the NO-OX-ID electrical grease.
Most radio and antenna shops use it.
Goverment uses it. Just not on Military rolling stock it seems...
Not install the starter unless you committed to buy?!?!
That makes absolutely no sense.
Starters easy, especially with a lift.
Yea, That would make me think twice also.
You can have 5 guys ask the same insurance company about a identical truck.
You will get 5 different answers about the exact same truck.
You will have to call around to get quotes, IF they will even insure it.
Total PITA, but it is what it is.
The newer trucks and trailers (and some older too) have ZERO electrical/anti-corrosion grease on any of the connections.
Has been a big problem according to a CW3 maint officer I know.
All my trailers had zero electrical grease when I picked them up.
My M989A1 is also all LED.
Was acting up...
A sub-forum for Generators and related equipment.
Then within that you can search for gas, diesel, Kw size etc.
or however it's decided.
It would be a lot easier than it is now looking and searching for info that isn't genset related
I have a dash camera in all my vehicles.
Civy and MV
Difference being, in my regular vehicles, I run the dual camera model Garmins.
Recording front and rear.
Cheap insurance and video/Audio proof
Yes
The rifle racks are very handy.
I use mine everyday.
Passenger mount holds AK (cheap ammo)
Drivers holds Stainless Marlin Model 60
Usually Rem 20ga youth In the seat.
I was laying my M1A on the dash, but quickly realized that it's way too heavy for that.
Glad yours were still there...
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