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I followed kloppk's lead and mine have been working well on an 803 and an 802. Here is the data sheet: https://www.mouser.com/ds/2/54/ov14d-777765.pdf . The 14D151K is listed along with a bunch of others. Someone sharper than me in electronics will need to help you further.

Post 15: https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?148791-MEP-802-and-803-Main-generator-tip/page2

$2.44 at Rockauto but you need to add shipping....

Stant 10228 Radiator Cap - 7 PSI This from my spare parts list.

I've got a 2008 reset 802A that has the fuse mod, so your 2011 should have it. Picture shows the fuse holder kloppk refers to.

Mine is outside. The radiator got packed with snow one time so now I cover the vents with sections of truck mud flaps to keep snow, ice, leaf debris out. I believe the covers (flaps) help keep insects and rodents out, too. Posts 28 & 34 show details.

TMs. Save all of the ones that pertain to your machine so you don't have to hunt them up in the future. https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?148936-All-the-TM-s-you-need-to-work-on-the-MEP-804A

Thermostat ID'd in post #8: https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?166108-MEP803A-Thermostat

Daybreak may have some well nuts. For charging my batteries I use this connector and plug the charger into the NATO Slave Port: https://www.ctssurplus.com/products/hummer-battery-terminal-adapter-cable-assembly-j-6362-u-new I don't have it permanently tied into the generator. Instead, I use...

I like THIS kind of Load Bank:

Search the Bay under part numbers for hoses for one of them: Part No. 88-20189 :: NSN 4720-01-385-1139 Part No. 88-20190 :: NSN 4720-01-389-0682 From TM 9-6115-642-24P - you should be able to find the radiator ID numbers in the TM.

Lot of suggestions in this thread regarding trailer recovery: https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?172833-Missing-handle-on-a-M116A3-(PU-797-recovery) In my limited experience the safety chains are usually too short - take some shackles to 'stretch' the chains, need a trailer light kit...

Following the trail........ https://www.mcmaster.com/#98002a985/=1axb7af

I read somewhere that you can use the 400Hz units to power heaters.....that the Hz does not matter with a resistive load. If so, you may be able to use it to heat your barn.

Mike's got lots of good info about the well nut on his thread. Here's what one looks like when it needs to be replaced......

Found some more info here: http://www.c-a-i.net/DAToilgauge_senders.php Chart shows the Sender in question with matching gauges. Ours (electric green) show as 24VDC. The yellow line is for 12 volt gauges. Same Datcon 02504-00 sender is used for both. OIL PRESSURE - ELECTRICAL...

I sure hope the 12/24 on the box means both 12vt and 24vt: I just ordered 2!!! Details, details.........bite me again!!

I wanted to know what the ohm specs were for the sender so I searched for the sender. Part 7 in Figure 20 Engine Accessories (P73/153 in my copy of TM-9-6115-642-24P). 7 PAOZZ PAOZZ PAOZZ 16476 02504 .TRANSMITTER,PRESSUR 1 1. I searched on the part number - 02504 and found a Datcon...

Guy - I'm pulling your leg. Didn't you see my smiling beers? I am quite pleased with the results of my 803 crap shoot and understand that you really don't know what you got until you got it home and it's running. I am more pleased with my 802: by bid time I had learned to not fear a unit...

Whoa, Guyfang!!! Are you saying my 14 year old generator ain't NEW???? Not even kinda, sorta??? :beer: Only thing I've had to change out in ~50 run hours is a Water Temp Gauge and it had a lot of paint chipped off from someone before me tapping on it. It finally gave up the ghost when I...