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Picture of the load.
Not a big car, but hey, I had fun.
Not a big car, but hey, I had fun.
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What have you done to your CUCV today/lately - Part 2
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Last night I about grenaded my rear end.. Pulled the cover to find missing teeth, and a bunch of metal shavings..
Picked up another 10 bolt LSd at a junkyard.... looks pretty good. Some wear on the teeth, but should last me another 50K+
I also picked up some sliders... The rear axle and the rear side sliding windows, all which were like brand new, set me back about $300..
They have an M1009 there, but it just came in, doesn't have its 'papers' yet....
Picked up another 10 bolt LSd at a junkyard.... looks pretty good. Some wear on the teeth, but should last me another 50K+
I also picked up some sliders... The rear axle and the rear side sliding windows, all which were like brand new, set me back about $300..
They have an M1009 there, but it just came in, doesn't have its 'papers' yet....
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New shoes, bfg radial TA
33x12.5 r15, no rub, no lift just right
$850 all in, I was happy
33x12.5 r15, no rub, no lift just right
$850 all in, I was happy
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Thank you Marcus, stock standard 15" M1009 rims. Never seen 16 on a CUCV but I never saw a lot of thingsStock rims? Mine are 16". Or did you buy some other rims, too?
Nice, either way!
Just cleaned all the electrical connections on those pesky relays under the dash and got my voltmeter working again!!!
i am going for a ride. Now I got to get a spare, I did not have my spare rim with me last Friday.
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Got a replacement rear from the junkyard, only to realize it was an open and not a locker...
So, got to take it back tomorrow, and hopefully they'll have the one I need...
Meanwhile....
So, got to take it back tomorrow, and hopefully they'll have the one I need...
Meanwhile....
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Trucks (m1008, 1028,1010, 1031) have 16" wheels. m1009 has 15" wheels. 15" will not clear the brakes on the 1-1/4 chassis.Stock rims? Mine are 16". Or did you buy some other rims, too?
Nice, either way!
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That is why the SS community is so awesome, you can learn something new every hour! Thanks for posting clarifications
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The gov bomb is the weak point of the rear. Might consider keeping the open and adding a lunchbox locker.
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It's a 3.73...which I wanted. .. but now I gotta change the front to match if I wanna use 4wd on anything but ice..heh...
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I just managed to strip out the end fitting on the new Upper oil cooler line i was installing!!!! Does anyone know of anyone who sells the lines with something other than aluminum fittings?
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Doghead put to rest today...thanks for the write ups it made is soooo much easier!!!
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Yeah, I don't think he's going to like that.
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I suppose that was a poor choice of words....how about Thanks to Doghead I put to rest a serious engineering defect from the brain trust of GM!
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Ya,I went back searching posts,thinking he past away!
MarcusOReallyus
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No, that was a TERRIBLY BAD choice of words!
You really ought to go sit in the corner for a while, or something....
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Sorry.....
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Spent my birthday with my father tearing into the front end of my 1028. Would start a death wobble when braking from 55 for a stop light with an instant on/off yellow. Noticed the brakes had a little pulse like they were warped; which would initiate the wobble. Had the rotors turned and thought it would be smart to replace the u-joints on the front axle while I was there. Had a heck of a time getting the old joints out with large bench vise and sockets. All back together and seems to be good. Turning rotors 24$, Seals for hubs 34$, one outer bearing set 13$, two u-joints 76$, spending a day wrenching on a fun toy with my 76 year old father I hadn't seen is 18 months... Priceless. Blessed Memorial Day to all.
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That's good stuff, buck. Enjoy him while you can.
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Son and I replaced belts and hoses on the M1009 today. Needed to replace the heater core but decided to go the cheap route and just install a by-pass until a little $$$ came in. Had to search the forums a few times for belt routing and correct belt sizes.
Everyone have a great day tomorrow!
Everyone have a great day tomorrow!