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Is the excitor plug the plug that's in the back of the gauge cluster? Because I got a nice 24v back from there...

Okay I'm sorry I haven't been posting on what I have done so far I got real sick after my last post and now I'm better. I will work on the truck tomorrow and post what the voltage I get.

Okay I will test that. I'm sorry if I caused any confusion in miss wording vehicle parts. (I have a bad habit of doing that)

Now what do I check?

Yeah I have 24v there.

yup I will do that after dinner and then I will post what ever I find. and some photos too.

yes I do

I'm sorry to say I don't have the money or a ride to get there but I just bowed one from my grand father a real nice one too.

Hmm okay I will see to it that I get one or brow one from my grand father. ps the ohm meter is his old one that he lift in the shop.

One thing your right about it that black gook I should clean that out. I cut out the old voltage regulator connector and I'm going to replace it with a new one I got from cucv electric when they still sold parts :(

I was looking at them but when I checked the brown and red wire with the ohm meter and the gen-1 worked and gen-2 didn't that makes me think that there might be a short in the wiring. The heater which links up with gen-2 right?

I don't have a volt meter and I did replace the 24v fuse awhile back and I did a quick fuse check last night but, I will check again just to be sure.

I know there's a few brown wire's. Is there a fusible link along the gen-2 brown wire? I really think something burnt out along the line.

I don't remember But the gen-2 light hasn't work before I replaced the heater switch.

Okay I'm finely working on my cucv so I don't have any gen-2 light when I turn the key in the accessory position. I checked the light bulb which was fine. Here's what I think the problem is. I just replaced the heater switch it didn't work so I replaced it and found out that it was burnt on the...

My m1009 is my first truck I have had it sense I was 14-15ish I really can't remember how long I have had it for. As for a starter truck if you are good at fixing a truck and want something to learn off of then the m1009 is the right truck. Once I let my friend drive the truck 200 yards and when...

I have a almost rust clean m1009 theres some rust in the front wheel wells and a little rust hole under the rear passenger seat footing and a little at the rear bumper.

Well it's better then a t-34 or BT series they are much harder to build I think because of the suspension and the tracks.

The suspension system is a leaf spring system is from a train's and as for the tracks I would forge them maybe buy rubber ones. SilverCat if you want to build a tank you must fabricate a lot of stuff for a tank that's the whole point not unless you wish to buy a tank. Well it wouldn't be the...

The "pz-1 c" it's a easy build I think. That's going to be my first build. Pz tanks are nice light tanks.