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  1. math1960

    DIY 24 to 12 volt starter conversion

    OK, thanks everyone. I'll Just rebuild the starter and keep it 24 volt . We'll see how it goes. I'm going to use the manuals and rebuild the starter myself. I'm hard headed and just want to see if I can do it myself. Be glad when I can get this thing reliable!
  2. math1960

    DIY 24 to 12 volt starter conversion

    I want to be able to pick up what ever I need from the local Auto Zone or NAPA. It seems to be the consensus on Steel Soldier and a mechanic buddy, this will also make the Blazer more reliable in general. I have an 1986 m1009 I purchased last November from the Army reserve. The current problem...
  3. math1960

    DIY 24 to 12 volt starter conversion

    Hello all, This is my first post, so be gentle please. I used search and looked in the help sections and not found an answer. Has any one rebuilt their 24 volt starter themselves and converted it to 12 volt, on the m1009. If so, what are the details. I'm not a mechanic but thats part of the...
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