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Averaging 7200 per year on the M1009 for the last 6 years. Took it on the 2015 Bankhead and the 2017 RT66 MVPA Convoys.

Welcome back to PA.

The glow plug card works on a 12 volt system because the glow plug system is a 12 volt system. In the stock CUCV config, the only part of the GP system that is 24 volt, is between the bus bar and the resistor. Once the relay is closed, the resistors and the glow plugs in combination with each...

Rule of thumb is: 234 divided by the frequency in MHz. This gets you close to a 1/4 wave antenna length for most frequencies. Examples: 234/27.185 MHz = 8.6 feet for CB Channel 19 234/52.525 MHz = 4.45 feet for the 6 meter Ham band 234/147 MHz = 1.59 feet for the 2 meter Ham band 234/860 MHz...

Wilson makes a lot of Cell Boosters. They work well. https://www.wilsonamplifiers.com/ The passive antenna system will work under the right conditions, it's all about the math to get a passive system to work properly.

Matt, Actually, you are incorrect in your statement on the Cascading GP failure event. Over voltage to the glow plugs will damage them very quickly. I had a CUCV with all 8 plugs good one day and within a week, 3 of them are bad. You are correct with the GP card cycling the relay to help...

The glow plug card bypass wiring is correct. That is actually a light blue wire, it controls the GP relay that you are hearing click. When that wire is grounded it closes the GP relay. The GP card will automatically determine the proper amount of time the plugs need voltage based on a few...

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Moved to proper forum.

Looks good Dave, but you need to get that white truck painted to match the trailer.

It may be a good idea to clean the connector contacts in the card holder/connector as well.

If you unplug it, it will simulate a cold engine.

What temp sensor did you put in? The WT3000 is the proper sensor. It has high resistance when cold and a lower resistance when warm. Unplug the temp sensor and see if the Wait light comes on.

Under the bed is storage, (2) batteries, charger and some wiring. The item mounted to the ceiling is a fold down television.

A few of the M101A2. It still looks like a trailer from the outside. The S-280 build will be the next one.

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That looks like a temp switch and not a sensor. Take it out and put a WT3000 temp sensor in there.

Leaving for Gilbert soon. Hope to see a few friends there as well.

It could be on the passenger side, it's not supposed to be there. As Firefox states, it may have been removed, broken or relocated. Pictures of what you have may be of some help to us. At least the card is functioning now, you have come a long way from the mess you started with. Congrats on...

Warthog posted the info. The picture of the fuse box is from my M1009. Fuse #12 is 24 volts and is labeled so on the fuse box. It sounds as if the radio in question, lost its audio output amp. The RF portion seems to be functioning based on the signal strength indication. But I am not a car...