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I put the RS5000's on. I will be back in a bit with the part numbers. The first ones sent to me were not even close to fitting, I then made a sketch of the originals and mailed it with the wrong shocks back and I finally got the right ones.
USAF does. Ours were marked with U.S. Air Force and the Lic plate number underneath it. They were 1" flat black stickers. bumper left side was unit 86 SPS and right side was base RAB painted on in 2" flat black. Was on all our vehicles, M35, M1008, M1009, and Hummers.
The M1009 stock rears have a nut on the inside of the frame and a flat washer type on the outside of the shock. Nothing to bite on to. While we were ratcheting the nut the entire bolt was spinning in the rubber grommet in the shock head, therfore, anglegrinder came into play. The Ranchos are...
I would have demanded a refund and cash back for my time and gas. Then I would contact EBay and report them for fraud. I would send the ad with pictures and the crap they tried to pawn off on you. Not a way to do business. Some peoples children.
When cold it stays on till heat is blowing from the heater and then flickers (if I hit bumps it flickers off and on too) today it was solid for about ten miles from cold, 37 degrees out. (wait light)
Will for sure pull the bulb, 24V battery dies every three days or so.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!! Tried to search the answers and could not find them.
1. So I have never seen my GEN 2 light come on and am guessing I need a new bulb, what is the type/model number do I need?
2. Wait light illuminates as it should but sometimes during increased rpm it comes back on...
I cut the washer on the outside off. We then pulled the shock off the screw. (completly remove the shock, it will be easier with it out of the way.) At that point we could get underneath the ridge on the shock and cut it off. did a little grinding to remove excess metal and then punched the bolt...
ok, first itme on a M1009 today I replaced my shocks. I used a 1" socket on a 1/2 drive, an extension and a breaker bar. I slid under the truck on my back and was able to get all the tools in place. Not comfortable for me but i can suffer for 10 minutes.
The pin in the shock started spinning...
That is funny, I have to .30 cans for speakers on the rear wheel wells. Also looking into the truck type wheel well storage boxes too. I do have a K5 console I out in, nice to hold my coffee cup. If i don't cut the dash i might be able to put it in the console and just run my ipod from it.