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I would call and ask Tom.

Will you be greeting them with warm sticky buns?

Austin Western made them. There is an ermetto (flareless fitting) that is used on the steel tube to hose ends that is obsolete(unavailable). The only options are to manufacture(I have drawings to make these) adapters, or cut and weld or braze your old hose end to a new fitting(AN works well)...

Yes they are common/standard relays. A look at the parts tm should have been fast and easy. They are for the volt meter and passenger side alternator.

Where is this on your cucv? Inside or outside? Which cucv do you have?

Why do you ask? Do you have issues? Leaking is the most common issue.

Bunches of them on ebay. Eriks has them too, I think.

What's the NSN#?

Updates?

I believe there is an acquisition price and a accumulative price.

Maybe try with the starter not connected, the same starting procedure with only a volt meter attached(in place of the starter solenoid) Sounds like the control circuit may be the issue. Maybe there is a relay in there somewhere that is sticking on? For the shutoff, try lifting it by hand for...

Moved to correct forum.

Welcome, I saw that auction and you got a good deal! The auction pics did not show the winches.

Welcome to the site. Please include your state in your location.

Enough! There's no need to argue an off topic issue.

Anyone care if I close this now? OK, great...

It's best to remove it from the dash. You'll want to clean the 2 check valves and you want to remove them over a pan or bowl to not loose the ball and springs. Doing just the orings can be done with it in the dash.

Dash and steering column(& bracket) are the only differences I can think of that might matter for your project

How to Remove Red Threadlocker Andy Scott wrote this post on Feb 13, 2014 at 06:42 am It can be difficult removing Loctite® red threadlocker, and it’s a common vehicle maintenance question. While the strength of our red threadlockers is formidable, and meant to be a permanent assembly method -...

Heat neutralizes locktite. IIRC, all of them are nullified at 700F.