Some interesting PS Magazine articles I found

[ke6rwj]

Hey all, I'm still scanning PS Magazines for the archive at http://psmag.radionerds.com and I found some articles that were interesting for CUCV's. not to worry, i'm parsing them all to drag out the cool nuggets like this for all technology, so there will be more to come.

Make the Custom tool to Remove 1984 wheel bearings
View attachment PS_446-20_CUCV_Wheel_bearing_wrench.pdf

Installation kit for antennas
View attachment PS-449_PP-44.pdf


Cargo tie downs and sticking rear wheels
View attachment 450-20.pdf


Rear wheel bearing overview
View attachment PS-450_PP-18-19.pdf

 

[joshuak]

A few more...

To the OP, thank you for providing this and plenty more information on your website.

http://radionerds.com/index.php/Main_Page

 

[joshuak]

...and some more, these are found in editions from 1987 and 1988. Retrieved from radionerds.com

 

[joshuak]

...and some more, these are found in editions from 1989 and 1990. Retrieved from radionerds.com

 

[joshuak]

One more from the 90's.



These are found in editions from 1991 and 1992. Retrieved from the OP's website.

 

[ODFever]

Thank you for posting the PS Magazine articles!

 

[joshuak]

My pleasure, but credit to the OP for doing yeoman's work by scanning the magazines, my contribution is much less time consuming.

Unless a mod stops me, I will continue to post the CUCV articles found in the PS magazine up to December 2016.

... and to finish the 1991-1992 editions.

 

[DREDnot]

Good stuff. Thanks for posting

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[joshuak]

These are found in editions from 1993 -1994.




Retrieved 12/14/17 from radionerds.com

 

[joshuak]

Found in editions from 1995 through 1998.




Retrieved 12/15/17 from radionerds.com

 

[cucvrus]

I like #11 best of all. that is truly the killer of glow plugs. It will melt the wiring from the glow plug upwards and is the cause of a lot of glow plug problems. Simple twist of the spade and some cleaning solves the issue.