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I have one but have not used it yet, I have two stuck in my M1009 I use for plowing. Since it starts I am not going to mess with it untill snow seasoon is over. Curious what broke on yours. Did you ask if they would replace it?

The NSN for the vise is 5120-00-223-1951, the hand receipt manual was in my truck when I got it. The vise in mine was made by Yost, model 32C. If you google the NSN it will show specs/suppliers of the vise.

The TM's for the Body/Generator are TM 9-4940-562-13 TM 9-4940-562-23P, the other TM's for the CUCV series are listed in the resource section here. Alot of M1031 owners myself included would like to find a copy of the above manuals.

Why not dig out the wiring schematic and a multimeter and trace the problem? Before you spend alot of money on parts you don't need. I had the same problem on my M1008, turned out to be the purple wire had rubbed on the edge of the vacuum pump and was shorting the starting circuit. The purple...

I dont' like them, there is a company on ebay selling new dashpads. Keep you eye out for people parting out cucv's here all the time, I just got alot of rust free parts from a poster here. One of the first things I ask for is the dash pad. The gov't replaced alot of them so there are some around.

If you use the EUC form on GL it will have a blue box pop up on every entry that explains what to put in each box. To answer you question "personal" and just the event number"3955" not the lot number.

Yes, I still have a few left.

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Yes, it's home. Still sorting out two problems with it before I can get it on the road. It won't shift out of first, reverse is fine, fluid clean/full only has 11k on it, I suspect the nylon gear on the gov. or the vacuume pump, also have a class 3 leak on the passenger side next to the...

Dale, I drove my deuce back from PA 700+ miles no heater, old drafty canvas top. Yes, it was January, yes it was below zero the whole way, and yes it was very cold. I had a coleman radiant propane heater that fits directly on a small lantern cylinder. All it was good for was thawing the one...

GM part number is 14077157

A big thanks to twright for inspecting/recovering my M1031 from Redstone/AL. He got it loaded on the transport yesterday and the 1031 arrived in Maine today in fine shape. He really went out of his way to make sure it was taken care of. Very good communication as well, never leaves you...

Go to the resource section, download TM 9-2320-289-20, find page 2-62 and read, it tells you how to check the glow plug card circuit before replacing the card.

I think I saw those at Drum, looks like you got a great deal on them.

Contact willy10 here on ss, I gave him a set and I think they are extra to his needs, they are original M38 wheels.

Still hanging off my M1009, but I am finished with them, installed a new IP.

Sounds like you got yourself some OD iron ! Congrats! My M1031 contact truck will be here tomorrow, going up to Dysarts tomorrow to meet the truck. You will get official notification tonight just after midnight on your email. Mark

There is a temp sensor that controlls if they come on, if the engine is still hot they won't come on, if you need them all the time then there is engine/IP problems. The post wasn't directed at you, seems like so may people are having problems with these and bypassing and patching. reading the...

If you want a longer glow just turn the key off and back on again and it will cycle again, no need for a button. If your truck is running correctly it will start, mine starts here @ -24. Fuel leaks, dragging starter, weak batteries, dirty connections, plugged filters, bad glow plugs all add up...

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