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Chisel + fine sandpaper + googles! It is a 2000 M1132 (Marines) truck up armored in 2010, so I am assuming rebuilt. Runs like a top!

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I got it done. Removed the cover over the starter gear, starter comes down with three bolts. You need a crowfoot wrench to loosen the front bolt on the starter. Oil pan was so dented I had to bend it a bit so that I could get the starter down! Oil pan was RTV sealed something fierce, chisels...

I have a dented oil pan on my M1123 6.5 L NA Diesel. I am trying to replace, but the starter is in the way of some of the bolts that need to come out. Do I have to remove the starter? Any tips, tricks? All the Technical manuals seem to feel it is a snap ( TM 9-2320-280-20-2 section 3-6.)...

You mean all the hoses? Not many miles(28?!?) on it but I realize it has been sitting in the desert for 10+ years Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Ya I think it is. I went ahead and got a ful DWF kit because so much is gone, the switch, the intake stack, the exhaust, etc Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

$12,750 on KT Performance website....lots of coin that is why I was curious if anyone thought it was "fantastic"

I have been looking at the hard top kit from Advanced Vehicles Assembly. This is an aftermarket slant back kit with an incorporated roll cage. The roll cage is appealing if I was to go out and do some rock crawling. - That is why I was thinking of going this way rather than OEM military slant...

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Would the bracket be in this kit? II can't identify from the parts list. https://secoparts.net/products/deep-water-fording-kit-m998-hmmwv-humvee-military-truck-green-5705693?_pos=4&_sid=d18ffe76a&_ss=r

Thanks. have the valve on order. I appreciate the help!

I just got my M1123. I am new to the 6.5L Diesel and HMMWV's. I can't figure out what has been removed here. Under the hood just in front of the bulkhead. Passenger side of engine. Just to the passenger's side of the air intake to the intake manifold. This black plate with two screw holes...