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I saw a M1008 with the year model on the bridge plate. "84" cool

Googly Moogly all Eight.

I purchased CUCV from a volunteer fire department. 02/02/2012.

I took the GP's out and they were wet with diesel, the reading on them were less than .1 ohm. They looked very good. I just got back from Auto Zone, they tested my batteries. The front battery (NAPA Commercial) was no good. The battery near the firewall was (newer Napa Commercial) 79%.

Yes all good.

If there is voltage, perform Electrical Troubleshooting malfunction #15. this is where I'm at.

Okay, the multimeter was jumping from .2 and .3 ohms, unfortunately my fluke doesn't read hundredths.

Done that.

Done that.

these are my readings. 1. Truck ignition off, truck not running. 25.03 A. Voltage at the positive terminal should be approximately 24-25 Volts. 25.03 B. Voltage going into the resistor bank should be approximately 24-25 volts. 25.03 C. Voltage coming out of the resistor bank...

I've downloaded them a couple years ago and frequent them often. I've read "cranks but does not start" I guess what's throwing me off is the 24v I'm reading on top of the GP relay when the truck is on. Shouldn't that drop to 12 volts? CUCV ELECTRIC has a diagram comparison with water pressure...

The batteries are about a year and half. The engine turns over and sounds good, GP relay is not chattering, just cycling on and off. Hmmm, stumped.

Turn key Wait light on Gen 1 light on Gen 2 light on Wait light off turn key to start position engine cranks no start GP relay clicks on and off every 3.25 seconds wait light off I got it to start on a warm day and I borrowed my neighbors multimeter and it reads 24v on top of the gp relay from...

How many MV do you expect to be at La. rally?

Hello John what a great contribution and accomplishment you have created. From your explanation it sounds like a logistics issue. Take a deep breath, take a step back, and see where your talents and love are mostly needed for your company. Maybe there's a company out there that can handle...