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I will do that, the original coil has been just fine. I am just not sure how to know if it is bad or not. I also have never has to buy one. Seems like I saw a part number listed at NAPA.
I have a 45 CCKW all stock, went to start it yesterday and it coughed and died. No spark, I think it might be the coil. How do I test my coil, and if it's bad where can I buy another?
I have a 1944 split type axle,I'm deep in the front axle restoring a neglected front end. Need to replace the steering knuckle felt seals. Anyone know where it the U.S. I can find them?
I pulled one of my Timken Transfercases, I want to go through it and replace seals or what ever it needs. any tips on building a stand for it all the way to replacing parts would be greatly appreciated.
thanks
Is there a way to test my temp sending unit? The TM says to replace gage and sending unit both at the same time.
If so where is the best place to get one?
I was looking at the REAR SPRING SEAT BEARINGS reading the tech manual, still not sure how to properly grease them. Any help from those who have done it?.
Midwest military has kits as well
the pump itself isn’t really that complicated, it’s just the old rubber goes bad. My new when from Midwest has better rubber that is 50 yrs newer as well.
I think my M37 has a stuck valve
I didn’t start if for the summer and now when I start it,
it misses. Have to throttle up to keep it running
fuel pump is recently rebuilt by Midwest military. I also rebuilt the carb last summer and it ran great after. how can o check and if so do 8 have to...