Picked up some stuff on GL

[jumpmasterjim]

I hope this is posted in the right forum. I believe these are for the duece but not sure. Does anybody know what these NSN's are for? One is a straight rubber runner, may be for the window channel. The other is a circular, or spiral shaped rubber seal. I don't have the pieces now just the packaging. Anyway any help is appreciated. I have tons of these from a lot I picked up in Ohio. I don't want to throw anything out if anyone can use them. If they are useful they will be for sale cheap!!!!Thanks..Jim

 

[acetomatoco]

Start digging thru your 34-Ps. There was a Federal Stock Class change as the labels indicate, so the last seven digits will be your clue. 9300 group is non metallic special shapes

 

[jumpmasterjim]

Yeah, I was a 63B in the army a few decades ago. just thought I'd be lazy. I have a few 6.2 injector pumps New in Box for sale as well from the same lot. cost Uncle Sugar $890 each new.

 

[maddawg308]

"Special Purpose Rubber", huh?

 

[acetomatoco]

Those should be good material depending on the app. Hummers use packard connectors? too new for me... I was a 12C40 also many decades ago.

 

[ygmir]

"Special Purpose Rubber"?.........Isn't that a reference to the movie with Steve Martin "The Jerk"?
hahahahaa

 

[jumpmasterjim]

Yeah I noticed that too. I'm gonna use it on one of my 1009s dont think it'll be a problem. tried cross referencing nsn in duece 34P no dice. I'm gonna try an army site then see if they changed the nsn along the way. If nothing its off to the dump. thanks.

 

[FreightTrain]

Don't trash it.It might be an ultra rare seal for a even more rare vehicle that someone will pay a fortune for....but then again it might be a part you get get for 10c a foot at advance auto parts.....

 

[beaubeau]

Those look like injector pump for 6.2or6 .5 diesels.

 

[MILRET45]

Those would be 24V injection pumps. Won't work on a 1009 with a 12V feed to the pump.