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Stopped by the National Guard to visit.
More than a few guys wanted my M1008.
The really young soldiers E1-E3 could care less.
E-5 and above were the ones really interested.
They were checking it out while I was looking at a brand spanking new HUMVEE.
One of them is watching Govplanet...
If you have had the truck for almost a year and still don't know exactly where the GP relay is, I would suggest a dive into the TMs.
I don't know everything about these trucks and don't even pretend to, but I do know what and where the basic parts in the electrical system are. Etc
Warthog has...
If I did serious off roading I probably would not have one.
I agree that for that environment having one of those would be a liability.
I don't, so I will continue to use them.
I love road trips in my CUCV's
My wife and I will head out with a full tank and just aim in a general direction. Amazing what you find when you do that.
I don't think twice about doing that.
I know that I use the best parts I can afford and have taken the time and effort to make sure, as...
I've read all the old threads about replacing Dashpads.
There are a lot.
I know OEM ones are no longer made.
My question is to everyone that has bought new aftermarket ones.
What brand has held up to the environment the best?
I don't care if it's $500, but I don't want to have it crack a...
The first one looks like the correct new style temp sensor.
The second one is a totally different part not applicable to our trucks.
My pigtail has one yellow and one black wire and can plug into the sensor only one direction.
So I would either take it back or look at some old threads with...
I use them and love them.
Have them on all my civy trucks.
Been using them for about 6 years now
Will install one on my M1008 at next oil change.
They are a slower drain, but a lot easier and no mess.
The lever sits very positive and will not "work" it's way loose.
Some car manufacturers...
I think you are taking that post wrong.
Just read whole thread and I didn't see it that way at all.
Just pointing out options and/or what others have successfully done.
Just my 2 cents worth
Good luck on your project
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