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Sometimes it does that to me coming out of 4wdL. I blip the throttle, go up to park, back down to N, and it usually mashes right back in there just fine.

There was a good thread about this recently. Thanks for reminding me to do this little fix. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/cucv/62383-m1009-door-adjustment.html

I'm installing this to charge my house battery in the camper while I'm driving, and for a couple of other reasons: Product Documents for Add a Battery - PN 7650 - Blue Sea Systems I'd like to mount the switch and box in the cab behind the bench seat. For those of you who have routed pretty...

kingpin springs/cups (ORD) and steering stabilizer fixed mine.

I don't come from a military background, but I'm picturing that over-the-top drill Sargent screaming, "SACK UP BOY!" Curious what the trade in value of a '09 is.

I'll be the millionth: Kingpin springs and bushings.

Milspec towel rack.

Fixed it for you.

Sounds like your hazard light switch is funky.

That is only fair, and welcome, with civil discourse. All that matters is that you keep the rubber on the road, and the CUCV out of the ditch. Be well.

And you're from OK, not over 8k in the mountains of Colorado. You are the exact person that we bitc* about. You don't know how to drive in snow for crap. Stay at home and watch football, don't go out to the bar and try to look cool. Thankfully I've got a soft heart, warm clothes, and plenty...

I advise not timing the WAIT light, but looking at your voltmeter. You will notice, at least on mine, that the glowplugs are still being energized after the wait light goes off.

I strongly disagree. Having those front wheels pulling does wonders for keeping the back end from flying out, plus you get the added resistance for more subtle slowing down than with breaks. Plus you get traction, which is at a premium in icy conditions. But what do I know, I just drive on...

No recent pics, but we've had over 170" already this year.

CUCV technical information

I just searched for it on Napa's site: Store Locator | NAPA Online Part #:BK 6053180 if the link dies.

Dryer sheets work as well, and smell, well, different than mint oil.

These guys make some nice ones: Fuse Blocks - Blue Sea Systems

Did you file them down ala Doghead, or did you splice new spade connectors?

Thanks much.