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I don't think I would use that as the source 24v as it wouldn't have power if the ignition is off. I would think you would want power all the time to that switch, as Mogman said, direct from the battery. However that adds the need for a circuit breaker or fuse and if that trips, no power to...

Here's the part number Stanadyne 26922 but after a quick search, it seems to be a rare part since it isn't the standard way of doing it. Interestingly enough, you can find pictures of the part and it is the same solenoid mounted in reverse with a different lever on it. You could probably...

You would have to change the shut off circuit to be momentary or add a shut off button to apply power to shut it off. Does the alternator directly drive the ESO or would it stay running on strictly battery power?

Personally I think any quality manufacturing process is going to be equal. In my personal experience the cheap crap coming out of china is not a quality manufacturing process using quality components. A solenoids construction is pretty simple, copper wire coil, insulator, steel plunger and...

I actually looked at that one when I followed your link earlier and that one is cheap chinese crap. I did find some New OEM and some New "Made in Italy" replacement 24v 26387 solenoids on ebay between $37-95.

Thanks, I didn't recognize the M1009 number as Not a HMMWV. I don't know all the numbers of the vehicles and was assuming a HMMWV since this is the HMMWV forum. I didn't reread the thread to notice you mentioned it earlier. Sorry for the confusion.

Is yours a 12v system because that is a 12v solenoid and would be the wrong one for a HMMWV running a 24v system.

If I understand the way it works correctly, we have a ETR not a ETSO (not to be confused with a ESO). My reading of it and checking for replacement parts indicated the part to be 26387 ETR. ETR = Energize To Run ETSO = Energize To Shut Off ESO = Electrical Shut Off (both of the above)

I want to thank you for this thread, its made me learn more than I thought I ever wanted to know about my IP. It seems the thread goals have "jumped" around. ie, What if the solenoid failed? How can we start it with a failed solenoid? How can we shut it off? Can we use a valve? etc... The...

Posts with questions like these, and pictures like this, make me think of ways to solve problems that don't exist :D I downloaded the second picture and marked it up. The gist of it starts off making a new plunger OR an add on piece to the end of the plunger (the red part in the picture...

I did a chart on available wheels and offsets vs rim width when I was looking for a set of rims and tires. Also included different available tires. I did it 2 years ago and some of the options have probably changed since then. One of my primary concerns was wheel offset and how much further...

Maine is good and Vermont is too

I think you are looking at the wrong vehicle for what you want. Let's assume you could do all you want with a Humvee, it's still an Aluminum can with little to no safety features. In an accident I rather be in a Hyundai or a Kia and that isn't saying a lot. Even if you could do 70 mph on the...

Heater motor hi/low speed control.

Forward me the account login information and I'll give you a free security evaluation. jus sayin...

It would be approximately 13x7

I followed your link and was surprised at the cost, $303 on sale from $397. I know I didn't pay anywhere near that for mine so I started searching for my old order ....

I bought the "right" ones for mine when I did the upgrade and when I had them side by side there was very little difference and I realized I could have just used my old ones. If I remember correctly there was 1 bolt hole that was different, I think it was one of the middle bolts on the small...

Is yours 1 piece or 2 piece?

The picture above has a longer rocker to extend the wheelbase for the drivetrain. In thinking about this I redid the photoshopped picture to increase the wheelbase while retaining the stock door size. I kept the overall length the same and that would move the rear wheels back improving the...