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That looks plenty sharp.Added some flair to both doors using black one shot paint.
Where did you get the stencil template?
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That looks plenty sharp.Added some flair to both doors using black one shot paint.
Doesn't seem anything like cheating, it just seems smart.I had a vinyl sticker template cut, painted area then removed vinyl.
It is cheating, but I have zero sign painting skills.
Do you have fuse or a circuit breaker? I'm thinking there should be some DIN rail stuff, but only now starting to look.
I do have some 24vdc DIN mount relays if you get sophisticated.
Nice, economical solution.I, uh, I'm adding removable surplus pads to the troop seats.
The brake light on the dash in to indicate the parking brake is engaged. Same light on the M35A3. It does not indicate brake system failure (low brake fluid reservoir).oh yeah I'll put it on my "build" thread, just wanted to remind folk that idiots lights aren't foolproof... I think there's a pun there..
Yea, I agree. The Ark of the Covenant could get lost on this thread!
The indicator for Low Brake Fluid isThe brake light on the dash in to indicate the parking brake is engaged. Same light on the M35A3. It does not indicate brake system failure (low brake fluid reservoir).
Per the SMARPI, it actually should illuminate for circuit failure. Page 1-3
Yep, I stand corrected, I've changed that light fixture out several times for parking brake engaged issues.
Learn something new every day.
The truck looks great.Took a 120 mile one way trip to go camping. I'm slowly converting my M105 to a camper for my boys and I. Truck ran great! Camper is working out really well. Found some local spots to take some pics.
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