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No chattering. Temps as low as zero in the last few weeks.

I noticed that the inside of my slave port was turning green from the salt on the roads. I cleaned it out and applied a liberal amount or dielectric grease inside it and found a soft vinyl cap around the shop from the front wheel hub off a lawn tractor. Fits on nice and snug.

:ditto: I add a 12 oz bottle of 2 stroke with every fill up.

My 1008 has been doing double duty for work and I have received several compliments from customers whose eq we have to pickup and deliver. So far only had to cycle the GP's twice , once when it was zero.

Napa ST85 or equivalent at your favorite parts store.

Welcome aboard. I would replace the fuel filter, clean the glass ball on top of the IP, run some diesel clean . Do the Doghead starter relay mod as a preventive measure

Tcucv google fusable link, alot of info about it.

ed in post #13 Warthog tells us that the wire is actually black, HE colored it BLUE to make it stand out so that it is easier for us to follow.

Quite an undertaking. Nice work.

My brother lives in Marietta Ga., just north of you. I think he got 2 inches of snow last year. Do you think a plow is a wise investment in Georgia.

10mm deep.

10-4 on HD'S bolt quality. Don't use them in any position that you will regret, and will have to try to drill out.

CDR valve clogged or dirty. Mine was smoking at oil fill also, had a bad head gashet and cracked head, after repairing and a few oil changes no smoke/ steam.

Welcome from Rhode Island.

Yup, and you could wire in a small 12V motor so that you could open and close from the cab.[thumbzup]

I think the blue gloves is a dead give away.

Some type of heat source under the engine.You could use silicone spray in the intake. Mine started right up in 20 degree weather after sitting 3 weeks, today was the first tine I had to cycle the plugs twice , it was 4 degrees.

Looks like a nice clean install, can you still fit the spare up in there.

Its for security and not only for the CUCV series. Our 1/4 tons and 3/4 's also had them as well as deuces and 5 tons.