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Call MV businesses. Several advertise on this site. The closest to you may be Eastern Surplus or Sam Winer. Boyce Equipment, Oshkosh Equipment, Memphis Equipment, TnJ Murray. Simply Google "Military truck parts".

Welcome to SS. So far, everything you have done, you've done wrong...

How would a pic of how mine is mounted in my M1008 help you? Also, try to post in the correct forums. Also, did you search before posting? Look below...

So, which vehicle do you want to see where the spares are?

Yes, and I'm slammed right now...

Google that... http://www.parttarget.com/5120-01-335-0784_5120013350784_TW321.html

What is the NSN of the nut?

Just go to any decent auto parts store and ask for 1 3/8" wheel cylinder kits. They are out there.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waEC-8GFTP4

This list is the third post, in the link above, Ac pf35 champion lab ph1218 fram hp4 fram ph13 fram ph5 mobil1m1302 motorcraftfl12 purol30040 purol34631 purol35132 wix51060 wix51061

Is there a data tag with the Tm #s?

SWB, But what if you must know how much oil you need for your $100000 investments? Work, or get right answer.... I can't decide...

It took me almost 1 minute to search "hmmwv oil filter" and read this(third result listed). http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?43613-HUMMVEE-Oil-filter Please take notice how other members actually post to HELP others(and themselves). Follow suit, or your posting privileges may be...

I would find the one you dropped, before it finds your positive battery cable and shorts out, causing a fire or worse.

You can make this a useful thread and share with us the info you found, or we can simply delete this(depending on if you care to help others).

I've never "crashed" a tent before...

Always nice to see kids enjoying the MVs. Who are we kidding here, we are just "big kids"...

There should not be any "compatibility" issue between flashers and switches. There could be a compatibility issue if you have LED lights.

Not one "peep" out of you , John...

Are you using rubber hose, that will show pulsing at the gauge.