Recent content by 4x4nutz

Thank you. I plan to do more reading once I have my new glasses in about 10 days (I have to get new glasses every year since I turned 65). Will include the pics you requested tomorrow. Since the main board has no power, I will look into the power source and any fuses/breakers in between. Pretty...

Thank you for your help!!! Yes, the red push pull off switch. Once I replaced the fuel filter, I primed for about 20 seconds and the engine stared after about 30 revolutions (motor turning over). It ran and then shut off after 15 20 seconds. I started it another 4 times and it did the same...

That was the problem. Needed that fuel filter. Starts and runs for about 30 seconds and shuts off. None of the green lights work along with the on/off emergency shut off button on the switch panel. Checked a few fuses inside and they were all good.

Thank you. On my way to get the filter and start this baby up.

Is there So to confirm, this is what I need: Fuel Filter, Spin-On Fuel/Water Separator Filter (FILTER, FLUID NSN# 2910-01-376-5666 ) True Military filter with drain connector 85285-F

Thank you, but I am lost. There's no information as to what the part number is. I work with photos and hands on info...TM's are for personnel whom already familiar with an item. I don't know crap about these.

Here's two pics.....

Yes, I have access to the TM, but there's no photos or diagrams showing this...or anything else.

Finally had time to work on a 803A 10K gen. After a slave cable hook up (after filling it with all fluids needed & adding new batteries), I attempted to start it. Turned over, but saw a ton of diesel leaking from an open nozzle....question is, should this nozzle be capped off, or is there...

Just reversed what I did to take the rear curtain off, and used some heavy duty all weather sealant ( 3M 5200 Marine Sealant ) on all the metal to metal surfaces.

Yes I did. You have to remove all the bolts to the top (between the B and C pillar), kinda jack up the rear, and it comes moff...lol...hopefully.