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Since all the airpack does is boost the hydraulic pressure of the brake fluid you might have some weak brakes. But you would have pressure for testing like you said. That first block can split the fluid from and rear like it does coming out of the airpack. I would think if you got tubing and...
Take a trip down to Ralph's place and see if he has any pump rebuilding kits. The kit will have a new armature and the four rubber support rods for holding the pump in place. (Get a few and share them out) ;)
Other than that kit the rest is just cleaning out.
You can't mix the two. Usually when a truck was converted by the Army they put a label to note silicon only.
Mine was DOT 3 fluid I am sure.
To change, the whole system has to be either changed out or flushed really good.
Alan
If you have the maint manual on page 340 and 341 it says to add 12 quarts of the oil. Capacity is around 16 quarts. But needs to be topped up by running and checking the dip stick.
Alan
Check out this link: http://www.alfaheaven.com/MilitarySection/6x6%20Trucks/HydramaticHvn.html
He talks about the - Hy-Tran which is the International Harvester hydraulic drive transmission oil. That is what I bought. But hey what can I say I have not got the tuck moving yet. Ha! Some...
I have not gotten to the air compressor side of the truck yet. I bet that line will break like the other side did. Oh well sumpten to add to the long, long list.
Alan
Yes I took my oval plate off and cleaned mine out. I read an older post where they guy used an old hacksaw blade to carefully slide in underneath the cooler assembly. I did this during the summer while holding a garden hose with the water running to help flush it out while I moved the blade...
Hey Klunk, If you live in Canada see if you can get in touch with Ralph Journeay over in Ontario, he runs Niagara Military Parts. He has G749 Canadian parts. 905.732.4122
I suggest before you go too far changing things you download the manuals for your truck.
http://www.jatonkam35s.com/jatonkaM135-211sTMdownloadpage.htm
The thin metal oil line sounds like the vent / air lines. One of them should go the the governor on the carburetor.
The air horns need to...
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