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I created these wire circuit number "cheat sheets" from the images in the -20 TM. These are for the M915-M920, and might work with the M915A1 in some cases.

Not just a vent, a gallon or so of coolant came out of that hole upon removing the switch even when no coolant was flowing from all the other drain areas open. (Radiator petcock, lower radiator hose, & oil cooler) Undoubtedly - In a truck that only one person drives and is smart enough to know...

Part of the ether starting system on these trucks is a thermostatic switch that is located on the passenger side of the engine at the rear. To the way I understand it, the switch is closed below 50°F to allow the ether system a path to ground through the threads of the switch into the engine...

Front filter - Parker P/N OEM R60P (NSN 2940-01-367-7515) Rear filter - General Motors P/N TP916 (NSN 2910-01-022-8183) R60P is a Racor filter P/N also, and that crosses to Wix 33231 and NAPA 3231. The TP916 is a Wix 33120 and a NAPA 3120.

The light in my tachograph turns on at 65 mph, I've always thought it was an "overspeed" light.

I had the front wheels off the ground. Without the power steering pump running, I think it builds pressure where it wouldn't normally and that fluid comes out of the filler cap.

If you turn the front wheels all the way to one side, you can access the U joint grease zerk. Just remember to do this with the engine running or you'll have to clean up a power steering fluid mess like I did. :oops:

In addition to what you said, the 920 weighs about 3000 lbs more. The 916 carries a spare tire and the 920 does not, though with 14 total tires, you should be able to find a spare among one of them. 916 should have a tighter turning radius. I have no real reason to believe this, but it seems...

It has a 24v and 12v output behind the winch and a 24v output near the pintle.

Anybody know if the 915s/916s/920s have anti compounding valves? http://www.steelsoldiers.com/5-ton-up/81056-do-m915s-have-anti-compounding-valves.html

Thanks, I'll take a look.

I filled my plastic windshield washer bottle with windshield washer fluid up to the line. When I pushed the button on the dash, the bottle lid exploded off and I got soaked. It was fairly funny, but I do want it to work. It feels as if the full air pressure available is coming out the "In"...