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Yahoo!!! Great news! Can you share any details of the SNAFU, or are you bound to keep things to yourself? Either way, the fact remains that this is a great outcome. Glad to hear it! BTW, the heater core I got from Advance Auto Parts was at least made in Mexico rather than China. My stock...

Well I'll be... Just found my receipt, and the seal was $13.99 after all. I could have sworn it was much less. I must have been thinking of another part. Anyway, O'Reilly PN for the balancer is PB1102N (PPI line), and it was $62.99. Seal was PN 3945 (NAT line). Good luck!

You know, I don't know why those are all coming up at $12 now. Mine (O'Reilly's) was around $3, maybe even less. Wish I had my receipt handy! Ask at the counter, as they will be able to look it up. Just tell them it's for an '85 Blazer diesel.

See post #15 here: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/cucv/66270-harmonic-balancer-2.html My local O'Reilly's had it in stock when I bought my balancer.

Hey CJ -- I am traveling at the moment, so no access to my receipt for a part #, but I went with the OReilly Auto Parts balancer, which is made in Australia. It appears to be a very nice part and was only about $60. I just told them I needed a balancer for an '85 Blazer with the 6.2 and it was...

That's good advice. :beer:

This is a very fair point. I'll offer only this: any mods I do I try to make as reversible as possible, and any parts installed I try to keep military. I do this for purely selfish reasons. For one, I like the military feel, and second, someday, if need-be, I can sell it for significantly...

Cool info on the Mogs -- I love those trucks! We vacation in Bavaria frequently, and those buggers are a VERY common sight in winter on the mountain trails. Throw some chains on 'em, and they're unstoppable. Re: the red and green colored discs, are the filters used in the old style USGI...

Granted, you'll rarely use it, but why not fix the blackout light? There's really not much to it... very little to go wrong.

Precisely what I was thinking. It should be easy enough to check for power at the harness where the lights plug in, and trace from there. Good luck, OP!

To clarify, I am told this haul will fit in the trunk of a car; anyone headed east? I'm happy to compensate someone for their trouble!

I lost a wheel weight on our Saab shortly after a balance job... it's certainly possible! Hope it's that simple for you... u-joints are also a good idea to check, and also search "death wobble." Good luck, and keep us posted!

Hey gents -- I have a buddy in Wakarusa, KS who has a bunch of CUCV and assorted other parts to send my way (antenna, radio shelf, NATO slave cable, etc... -- a fair bit of "stuff"), and I was hoping someone might be heading through eastbound on I-70 and be willing to tote it as far as I-70 and...

I checked my flywheel first -- no cracks there. I disconnected all drive belts, and that wasn't it, and I replaced the harmonic dampener (it needed it anyway) too. The squeak is still there. I really think that in my case it's the exhaust. My truck is running great -- starting easily on...

This thread got entertaining real fast! Seriously, though, OP -- you need to let us know where the other end of that hose goes. It's all just guessing until you do that.