Recent content by gem1410

Not sure how it happened but looks like electrolysis ate my timing chain cover. If anybody has one I would like to buy it--thanks George--732-581-9058

Good luck--Looks like a great project

I rewired 8 control boxes using Tobash diagrams--Took a little time and now all boxes work--Great work Tobash

I have 3 Humvees to be shipped from Gov Planeet yard in Chambersberg Pa to Jackson NJ--208 miles--Does any body have any truckers they had good luck with--Thanks George--732-581-9058--Humvees are ready to be picked up as of 8/29/24

I ended up using bulb type rear lights and leds in the front worked--

I could not figure it out--tried everything--also happened on other humvees I have--Ended up using leds in front and bulbs in rear and that worked-----I just got some more humvees to play with so will try leds again--If I get them to work I will post what I find

I have the exact same problem on three humvees----Tried everything you did and spent hours--Had to get rid of the rear leds and went back to standard rear lights--Good Luck

I had a few of them--I remove the injector and I remember i could see the tip --put the needle nose on the tip and poke it free --I think i used a skinny Philips head screw driver and knocked the tip through the glow plug hole with soft blows with a hammer--no mystery--

I pulled the injector and I think the tip was sitting on top of the piston--I used a harbor freight borescope to see in there--I used long,thin needle pliers to pull it out--Had another tip that broke off in the and got it out same way--injectors come out easy

I have sold a lot of military trucks and other expensive items--and if I was the seller of this truck I would be offering you the choice of all your money back or repairs of whatever you list--Dont let them set the rules--Let them know exactly what you want--You were misled into thinking you...

looks great--good luck

Tell your girl friend--Great Job!

It looks good--I bet is runs great--good luck

Its cheap to ship in the container--$1200 Newark NJ to Germany--They are usually loaded with a long fork lift--Its amazing they do not bounce around during shipping--nice pictures