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To confirm the wheel valve, fill the tire, Remove the banjo and tape a rubber glove over the banjo fitting on the end of the hose. If the valve leaks the glove will inflate... do you have kneeling valves? At the opposite end of the wheel valve/hose assy from where the glove is attached, there...

Cool! You need to study air brakes... the park brakes are mechanical springs. When you release the park brakes you are applying air pressure to the park chambers to compress those springs to release the brakes. You need enough air pressure(60-70 PSI) to compress the springs. Are there glad...

It says mode on right in the middle of the display, so those appear to be active faults. Looks like you have open circuits somewhere or a failed trans controller... i would start by hand over handing the cable harness from controller to trans. There is a connector right behind the grill on...

You have the right idea with the relays... Ok, it sounds as if you have a transmission fault(Mabe low oil:)). Switch it on and when you have a display press the up and down arrows at the same time to get into code reading mode. The display should show D1, then a two digit number, then a...

Does the trans controller power up shound have a N N on the display? You need the neutral start contacts from the trans control unit to crank the engine. it is a 12/24v power system and uses 4 different types of relays. 12v coil, 24v coil, 4 pin and 5 pin... these need to be the correct...

The specs for the trans lifting fixture are in the manual...

As drawn here 6’-4” with the overall vehicle height at 11’-2”. this is the minimum I can really go, and may push the internal height up to 6’-6”. Trying to keep the overall height under 11‘-6” with the solar panels and guards mounted... I also have it drawn with 3” walls and a 4-5” arched...

this is what 17’-9”(213”) looks like on a 1078 chassis with the tire and filter relocated...

24’ box on a 1078? I wouldn’t do it. I am removing my spare tire and planning the habitat to go right up against the cab. With that added room my latest design is 17’-8” and extends 35” past the back end of the frame with the bottom rear corner removed to keep the original 40 degree exit angle.

Yea, forgot about that weird one. that would cause a real slow deflate, a bad dump valve would deflate fast...

Both front wheels have one component in common, the front quick release/dump valve which is located between trans and fuel tank. The dump valve is a remote pressure regulator. Whatever the input pressure, the dump valve matches on the outlet(wheel side) by feeding air from inlet to outlet or...

Both negative terminals? There is one negative cable(not including the nato cable) and it goes to the shunt under the air filter/AOP then to the starter. The main chassis strap goes from starter ground line to left frame rail. there is one 12v cable, it goes to the polarity protection device...

Yep, google thermostart...

There is no timed metering of the ether. It is metered thru fixed ports/nozzles to deliver X volume per second sprayed, but when the ether sense switch is below 100F(coolant temp), the ether sprays as long as the dash switch is depressed/tank has ether in it.... real simple circuit. CB22 to...

Don’t know, got a pic. The pin placement kinda goes with the case size so it probably won’t...

Drain, fill with atf and try it. If better, drain again, change filters and refill with transynd? aw-32 hydraulic oil(10wt) is most likely NOT meant for something with wet clutches, and it may have destroyed them... Hope you don’t need a new trans... good luck...

What also isn’t specified is wether this shock is rated to also provide a retracted and extended stop like the original combined shock/spring assembly does. You would have to look at the structure of the truck it is specced for to see if it uses some other structure to control the travel limits...

Well this link shows a length of 280, I am guessing MM, or about 11”. But it doesn’t specify wether that is extended, retracted or nominal... http://ekomafirestone.pl/pdf/kat_cab_springs.pdf

1. All the LMTV lights are 12v.

Yep, no/shredded guards on mine, had a short that took out the marker light fuse... nice 3d application! I was going to build a curved plate/bracket that extends into the hole and lay the wires on that and heat-shrink them in place...