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You bought a fine truck there. That "Heat-Sync" device is there to solve the big issue on these trucks, which is the overheating of the PMD which is the "Pump Mounted Driver" meaning an electronic circuit that takes gas pedal position info from the engine computer and increases and decreases...

That is not used on HMMWV that I have ever seen.

Pic?

Same data, just published in PDF. Worked on the M35A2 WOW data all day yesterday. Still not finished.

G749 GMC Deuces M211 and M220 only. See earlier post in this thread for M135s. EDIT OOPs this is redundant with earlier post by CARNAC.

Mules all variants. No M274 slicks. EDIT OOPs this is redundant with earlier post by CARNAC.

Deuce Dump Trucks all variants (No A1's or gas)

Deuce Expandovans all variants.

Deuce tractors all variants. No gas trucks.

Gas Deuces without winch, M35, up to 1960. NSN 2320-00-835-8463 only.

Deuce Shop Vans M109 and M185 series all variants

Deuce Water Trucks M50 all variants

Deuce Fuelers: M49 all variants

Can't find it in the Crismon book. Looks 1938 Chevy-ish, for sure US military.

I had this problem on a LDT-465-D which hasn't run in 9 years. Filters didn't help. As a last resort, I help open the throttle and beat on the injection pump with a hammer. Sure enough the engine sped up and now runs normally.

Yes correct.

WD-40 or the like. Spray it around in there and work the lever back and forth until it springs back super easy.

No more either! No more magic potions in the intake! Problem is your super sticky engine stop lever, free it up with penetrating lubricant.

Hi Carnac, no you don't owe anything per say, just was hoping that if you or firefinder were stuck in the house like the rest of us, that either of you had a moment to upload the PDFs with the deuces data.

I don't understand your question. Each FMTV only has one "PDP" Power Distribution Panel. Year models 1994-mid 1998? (M1078/1081 etc) had the "Blox" style; the late 1998-2002? M1078A1/1081A1 etc had the printed circuit board type (pictured), and the final version is the "Bussman" type which...