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http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?120289-CUCV-Electrical-Ground-Locations

Ask away. My list was just a starting point for others members. Always good when someone takes the initiative to learn themselfs. I have looked at the diagrams so many times and been over the trucks that just by looking at the list I can tell you where each of the grounds are located. The...

Opps. I totally forgot you had an early LSSV/CUCV-III. I really like that body style . [thumbzup]

twalker is the person that changed the subject.

And here is a rub for you. GL prices tend to be higher than what the private market prices are. People will pay more for a unknown condition truck fro GL because they get caught up in the bidding frenzy. But they won't pay the same price for a truck that they can kick the tires on. Crazy I tell...

This belongs in the Classifieds. No soup for you!!!

Just a word of caution for all snowplow operators. Watch where you are operating and be totally aware of your surroundings. A husband and his pregnant wife where at a grocery store during the east coast snow storm. A guy clearing the parking lot ran over the wife. After delivering the baby by...

Why do people hijack other peoples threads?????????

That is the list I created from the wiring diagrams. The "E-xx" are the diagrams from the TM 9-2320-289-34 appendix. I stepped thru each diagram to find any notation of a ground. Sometime you have to think outside the box. If a location is listed, like "water in fuel" you would find that item...

:doh: Spent Saturday riding around in M1075's LSSV. Man those trucks ride nice. Maybe someday you will get to enjoy yours. :naner:

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?59917-How-to-post-pictures-a-tutorial

Some parts are not the same as the civvy version. That is when the TM parts manuals come in handy. All the GM part numbers are listed. Some of the part numbers have been updated or no longer available.

You really need to start posting your pictures here and not photobucket.

Many of our members do not have access to youtube. Without some typed discussion a youtube link is worthless.

I finished the battery and 24v diagrams last yesr. I have finally got around to making some lighting circuit diagrams. During the process I figured out how GM modified the stock system.

But did you check when it was "hot"? GM used some type of grease on the contacts. Over the 30+ years the grease has turned into s black sticky goo. Some trucks have issues with this goo and some do not. It may be worth an hour of your time to clean the contacts. A couple of weeks ago another...

Have you split the wiring harness firewall connection and cleaned it? I have seen that cause issue before. A can of Electrical Contact Cleaner and an old toothbrush does wonders.

Finding a mechanic that will touch your truck is a daunting task. Most shops will not touch them and those that will you do not want them to. A fellow member with a M1009 had his batteries stolen. The thieves cut the battery cables. He took it to his regular mechanic to have it fixed. They...

Moving to the CUCV forum. The stickies are a great place to begin learning about the Force.

Not many left to buy on GL.