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Clean the stack. Clean the inside of the radiator. Replace the hoses and ensure none of them were collapsing under vacuum effect.
Use a laser thermometer and stop wasting time assuming the gauges are buggered
Yes, and it was posted years ago.
https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/how-to-bypass-pcb-i-am-aware-some-hmmwv-owners-have-done-it.182560/
Someone else also posted years ago how to just bypass the glow plugs.
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This is an old truck with an old stack. Try cleaning the stack and try cleaning / boiling the radiator. Dirt gets in there and blocks air flow. Ask me how I know… I always turned her off before she hit 210.
Laser check the radiator to see if hot water is getting to it. You can pull out the...
Agreed. I also have purchased a separate manual controller that will essentially turn this into a four-speed manual transmission, so if I am out on the road in the middle of nowhere, I will be able to get home safely and effectively using all four gears and overdrive.
Opened it up.
How the heck does water get into such a heavily protected unit!!! And why not place packaging tablets to absorb/ scavenge the water?
One small doo-dad fell free. 1x2 mm. I can ID the spot but not the purpose.
I will wash in deionized water in the future and see if anything...
I picked up a spare TCM and case. Before ordering the new module I was wondering if anyone had ever opened one up and attempted a repair.
I have no idea what will be inside, but I assume a chip to accept EEPROM and some other electrics and probably water damage.
All your questions are easily answered in the TM’s
Brake fluid is DOT5 not 5.1 or 3 or 4
Dextron 3/4/5/6 for tranny/x-fer case/ power steering fluid.
Rotella for engine oil.
I would source tires and rims from Feltz. I would avoid aftermarket. I would keep the Runflats inserts as if you get...
Loosen/remove either the fuel injectors or the glow plugs to allow water to escape, then spin the engine a dozen or so times. That will expel the water and prevent hydro lock.
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