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Upper passenger side and lines going under the manifold sounds like the fuel filter assy.

Saturn Surplus has them NOS for $25, just bought one and did the same job you are, not hard just time consuming.

I was up there last weekend, like said it's all one lot. Given the location this would be an expensive loadout for what's left, there are a few M37's, M35' and associated big trailers. I bought an M151 from him but I see all the M151 stuff is gone. Auction is tomorrow. There is a really clean...

flmv.net has them in the box, I think they were around $80, I recently installed one in my truck and it works great.

6 meter ham, 50-54Mhz is what you would be using them for.

Looking for someone to repair a PRC-104, any leads appreciated. Thanks

I am in need of a good pair of tires and or tires/wheels. Thank you

Advanced adapters makes a conversion kit for the 700R4/NP205 conversion, $495.

Before I bought the tool to remove them I used a piece of wire with a pice of good sticky chewing gum on the end, that worked pretty well, also some stiff grease may work. The tool was well worth the $70.

Stock @50mph is 2551rpm. Here is the calcualtor. Gear Ratio Calculator

I would guess he is talking about getting in touch with Tomlin Ordnance Depot in Tooele, UT, he would know if there were any around. 435-830-8160. I was there in 94 for two weeks on a large forest fire, he has tons of stuff.

They had two 24v alt and a black box to run the 12/24 which gave problems. I had a M1010 and it is possible to outfit the back pretty well but the truck is fairly heavy and not sure how well it would do off road and the low gearing gets old fast.

They are not listed in the TM, and have never seen one. As far as I know the only factory mounted winch in cuurent times on a light vehicle was the hummer.

Try this NIB Gates 189014M55 PowerGrip GT drive belt - eBay (item 260333865394 end time Jul-14-09 14:03:38 PDT) Hold on to your wallet, this is the cheapest one I could find when I was looking for a spare for mine. Decided I didn't need a spare that bad.

Thanks for the help on Long Island, another great SS member!

Sounds like an airleak as said before or you may have the old style(fuel)lift pump. The newer style has a check valve that won't allow fuel to drain back. Same for the older IP's, there is an article in the TM section that explains it.

Need some parts pulled from a commo shelter. Still looking for some help. Thank you.

I have a 106 in my tty shelter and agree on the noise. The early RT-662 did have a noise blanker, later models did away with it. I use mine for tty and voice, mostly on the various military group nets, have had good signal reports. Besides the weight of the equipment the only other negative...

I have one but I not sure what model it is, will look when I get home. I would think any tach/dwell would work as as long as the voltage is correct.

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