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Absolutely!!!! And it is an opportunity to teach kids the importance of knowing more about a motor vehicle than just putting in fuel and using a key.
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What have you done to your HMMWV today/lately
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I am at just over 2 months now for my Camo 4 man crew kit. Sent an email a few days ago and haven’t heard back.
Hoping for the same response!
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I guess I got lucky wanting OD Green.
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TOBASH... I got to ask, Where are you putting your hands to get the back of the fingers all greased up?
That HumV must be really clean now, CAMO
Little tip... if you have to bare hand it ?? Use lots of hand cream. They will clean-up a lot easier and smell good too.
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Hand creme makes tools slip. I just used a judicious amount of soap and a scrub brush and my hands are baby clean.TOBASH... I got to ask, Where are you putting your hands to get the back of the fingers all greased up?
That HumV must be really clean now, CAMO
Little tip... if you have to bare hand it ?? Use lots of hand cream. They will clean-up a lot easier and smell good too.
Besides, if ya' ain't getting dirty you ain't playing hard enough.
Gonna use engine degreaser and warm water and my pressure sprayer to clean the under hood area. Also gotta find and clean the hose or drain or whatever in my intake manifold to drain the valley before the people living on the plain get flooded out. LOL Lotsa water there.
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Surgeon with no gloves? One on one with the HumV... Got it.
I like the bright fluorescent green ones from Auto Zone. Here comes the alien and the HumV is nervous, CAMO
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Hope you have those insured for working on a HMMWV... Surgeons need most of their fingers
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Well.. Finely got my rig in order.. Enough to fire it up on Memorial Day 
.... Sitting for 8 months on blocks , and who knows how long before that... V..vvvvroom ??
.... Sitting for 8 months on blocks , and who knows how long before that... V..vvvvroom ??
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You definitely have GOOD batteries, CAMO
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The best part was my fuel priming process..A little unorthodox.. I used a shop vac hooked up to my water/fuel separator bleeder valve.. 3 seconds and fuel made it to the filter.. 10 second crank... 10 second crank.. Fire .. Didn’t even have to open my injectors to bleed air 
Hey, it’s running like a champ , that’s all I can say ... And the $99 Wally World 24F 750CCA batteries are cranking machines.. So far .........And I found this today
Hey, it’s running like a champ , that’s all I can say ... And the $99 Wally World 24F 750CCA batteries are cranking machines.. So far .........And I found this today
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That’s a great find.
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Here we go! 6.5 2015 rebuild. It’s got to be better than the tied up 6.2 that’s in there now.
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Someone...put a blanking plate over the manufacturer on the tailgate? Why?The best part was my fuel priming process..A little unorthodox.. I used a shop vac hooked up to my water/fuel separator bleeder valve.. 3 seconds and fuel made it to the filter.. 10 second crank... 10 second crank.. Fire .. Didn’t even have to open my injectors to bleed air
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Just to aggravate me forever... now I have 20 rattling rivet pieces inside my tailgate
Guess I’m gonna need to open a small hole and shop vac em out...
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No shoppe vac needed.Just to aggravate me forever... now I have 20 rattling rivet pieces inside my tailgate
Guess I’m gonna need to open a small hole and shop vac em out...
Drill a 1/2 inch hole, and pull the rear tailgate and rock her back and forth until they all fall out. A hole in the corner will maximize your efforts.
[EDIT - drill hole on underside and close to the corner, and on the back away from where it is visible. Purchase plastic plugs ahead of time to then plug all your holes including the one for parts removal.]
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Currently getting a 3l80e swap for a 4l80e and a light bar installed
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Out with the old.....
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That's like really a lot of work to remove a starter.
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Well it’s a lot easier to remove than put back in. But I’m pulling the trans with the engine so if I can get to the wires I’ll leave it on.That's like really a lot of work to remove a starter.
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Please keep us posted! I am planning to do the same.
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