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mrandig replied to the thread Fixing the 1998 HMMWV.Finally. That was harder than it should have been. I got the last bolt out with a "stubby" 15mm, but I have no idea how I'm going to... -
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mrandig replied to the thread Fixing the 1998 HMMWV.Taking a break was just what I needed. The fan temperature switch and glow plug controller are now both out. 3 out of 4 bolts...
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mrandig replied to the thread Fixing the 1998 HMMWV.Parts are here. Back to work. I did not realize that the replacement water crossover was a used part, but that's my fault for not...
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mrandig replied to the thread Fixing the 1998 HMMWV.In a previous post, I had a suspicion that the water crossover was cracked at the heater hose fitting. It didn't take long to prove I...
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mrandig replied to the thread Fixing the 1998 HMMWV.Let's see if we can try out these new hoses. I'm just going to fill the system with distilled water for the moment. We'll bring the...
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ON POINT! Great stuff when used correctly. Commercial truck shops have this stuff in stock, be forewarned they like it a lot...$$$$$
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Everything is a trade off. Quality silicone hoses will last much longer and survive higher temps. They have multiple reinforced layers...
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mrandig replied to the thread Fixing the 1998 HMMWV.When these come flying off, which will be at the worst possible moment, I'm definitely going back to rubber.
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The good thing about silicone hoses is they are slippery so they are easy to get off, the bad thing about silicone hoses is they are...
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mrandig replied to the thread Fixing the 1998 HMMWV.Look what came in the mail yesterday. These are among the most expensive hose clamps I've ever owned. They look nice enough. They're...
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mrandig replied to the thread Fixing the 1998 HMMWV.Thank you. This was exactly the input I was looking for. I was thinking the same thing. Right now, I have about a "knuckle" of space...
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mrandig replied to the thread Fixing the 1998 HMMWV.Agreed. It would have been easier, quicker, and definitely cheaper to not get involved with this stuff. I will never touch it again. I...
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Looks like you are getting a little too close to the exhaust with that cooler hose
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That is one reason I stay away from that new fangled fancy stuff, plain ol Goodyear hose has serviced me well for the last 50 years
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mrandig replied to the thread Fixing the 1998 HMMWV.Looking for some feedback. I've only got a few small items left, so I might as well knock these out while I wait for my fancy hose...
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