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Anyone have a recommendation for someone who can replace the IP on my truck? If a forum member is able to do it, even better. Thanks!

PM me the information, as well. Guess I need to go ahead and do it.

No, I have not verified that, yet. Sounds like I need to add that to my list of things to check out.

That bit of information is good to know. I'll expect more from her now. :)

Sweet. That could seal the deal, right there. Although I would love to switch out and put in a 4BT, I would rather just stick with this one until it's completely dead.

Replacing the IP will actually help with the speed of the truck again? If I understand that correctly, that would be great news!

Thanks!! Will do. :)

Thanks to all..... I'll take a breath and rethink through everything tomorrow! :) I like the idea of rebuilding it myself...may have to consider that. I'll reach out to K9Vic tomorrow, as well. thanks again....

More and more my IP is giving me troubles. I have to keep bottles of water in the truck and pour over the IP each time, if I turn the engine off, when warm, for more than 30 mins. Although I love the truck, I can't keep worrying about this truck leaving me stranded and I also don't want to...

I havent been able to get her over there yet. Hope to try again this week.

Good question. It is drivable, but I just plan my stopping way ahead of time, regarding the brakes. What are you thinking? :)

I thought it might have something do with com, but just wasn't sure. Thanks.

I saw this flatbed truck with the truck and piece of equipment I could not identify. Any ideas on what it is?

Guess not??

I finally have my CUCV running fairly well, except for the IP that will need to be replaced one day. (It won't start after running, from time to time..) That being said, I have run out of time to do some major/minor work on it, so I need to find someone in the N Texas area who is familiar with...

Converted M1009 into a log/tree hauler for the day.

Yes, Sir...they did. That second alt is gone, on the drivers side, and in it's place is a nice looking AC compressor. Now I just need to see if I can get her running. :)

It seems as though I have the plumbing for the AC. Lines seem to be there. Wiring, I'll need to work on. Looks as though field mice lived in vents at some point. Any way to clean those good?

I was literally just thinking about that. What information should I start gathering about the setup in order to start troubleshooting it?? Electrical connections freon hoses what else? That is another area I have absolutely no experience in.

She's alive. Melted wire, touching the exhaust, seems to have been the issue. Thanks to all for the help and support.