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Truck looks killer!! Thanks for the thread!

GREAT TO HEAR! I'm happy for you! Keep the good work up!

You did a CB boot that fast?

Let us know how it goes and take pictures!

Me 2.

Lol the saying around here is. " GEORGIA AINT GOT **** ON A PALISADE PEACH!" Our peaches are WAY better than Georgia's peaches hands down! Alright. Time for more Humvee related...

We do! Thank you.. We live in some of the best peach growing territory in the world! Cool nights and warms days! (Great wine and great peaches!)

Went to the edge of our property and took a picture of the valley/truck.

This is exactly what I needed! I really wish I had the brains for electronics like you!!! Thank you!

I totally get it now.

Why did you pry the channel apart? Never needed to do this...

I used a 90 degree pick and WD40 to pull the old seal Through the track peice by peice. The new seal I made up a thick dish soap and water mixture and carefully worked it thru the channel.

When you take the hose off the caddy valve , the hose will have enough fluid in it to perform the duty. when you put air to the line you should see the fan move forward.

have you followed this whole thread? Caddy valve is going to be hot depending on how long your engines been running. If you unplug the caddy valve does your fan move forward?

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i didn't have too. System works great.

I wouldn't disconnect at the clutch. Follow the hose from the clutch back to the caddy value next to the washer fluid. Disconnect there and apply air. Honestly I didn't loose any fluid.

disconnect the line going to the front of the fan/clutch and apply there.

Ok guys, Me not being an electrician I found out you need a accessory plugged into the fuse panel for the LED light to come on if the circuit is broke. The accessory needs to be grounded. As for me having voltage after the fuse is pulled. I've been reading that the digital multimeter I'm using...

Hi guys, so I installed a 24v to 12v converter and it works great. It's making 12.3v from 25v. Now to the problem... I installed a Aux fuse panel and I have 12.3v at the main post into the fuse panel. I check the voltage on the fuse output and perfect 12.3v. Now the issue. If I pull the fuse I'm...