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How can I find a Table of Equipment for the 1MARDIV HQ BN's Commo Company from the late 80's to 90's? Obviously Id like to get more info on the MUX platoon.

Well Holy Cow. Armed with the MUX info, I Googled the USMC UIC code, M11006, and it comes back to Commo Company, Headquarters Battalion, 1st Marine Division, out of Camp Pendleton. Now, this info starts to mesh with info that I got from a guy who has the serial #'s of the HMMWV's sold out...

That's a possibility, as it had a stock 100 amp generator, and a weirdo set of bolt holes for a weirdo antenna mount of some sort on the passenger side. (I've never seen an antenna mount that mounts in that position. Also note the position of the reflector on the drivers side, it is rotated...

Can you decode a MXXXXXX number? This info was on my USMC M998. USMC 545490 M11006 and MUX underneath the M11006 It was one of the auctioned ones.

No issues until you get pulled over, or in an accident, and it's not covered by insurance.....

HMMWV 12/24 gennys only put out a small amount of amps on the 12V side.....

Interesting... Might check that out.

possibly for a MSRT.

P2P is a great resource for electrical problems. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?79228-TM-s-for-the-939-series-trucks

The M38/CJ2/CJ3 series steering wheels are the exact same as the mule...

85 and on up. I have a semi data base going already.

if you want to mesaage me the vin #, I may be able to help you with the numbers.

It is a vent line, how you have it is normal.

as compared to the 1000's that have been released, and the 1000's to be released, the PD/FD ones are a very small number...

Not THAT many of them are going to PD/FD's...

Check for rats nests and leaky fuel pump.. VERY IMPORTANT! Unless you like to swap out engines..

I have never heard the extra contact makes it wear faster. Interesting. The alignment procedures are in the TM's, and you now know here to find them! :)

The hub roll pins are a "weirdo" size, no hardware store I ever went to had them. I had to order them from Dave Kelone a few years back.

PM sent. Unless your going for 100% factory look, I wouldn't worry about the tires. They get chewed up fast.

What's the 1040- number?