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Are you lifting the lock lever before attempting to move the service lever?

Here's an interesting local news article posted on the net today. Gate Access Procedures on Fort Drum Changing Jan. 15 December 17, 2014News Release FORT DRUM, N.Y. — The process for individuals who are non-DoD ID card holders seeking entrance to military installations is changing across...

I think I recall a recent auction with a bunch of them in it.

Get a new nosecone and fix your own. Be sure to install the thrust washer on the shaft. All parts are listed in the parts TMs.

Or any of the cables being loose could cause that.

How much boost you making Phil?

If AZ has the for that price and they are OEM (24 volt), I'd like to get a few of them.

In half? Like right through the center(steel housing)? If just the nose cone broke, that is replaceable and that is the best option.

Yes, they are identical. This can be confirmed with a quick look in the parts Tms.

IIRC, We determined that the gauge wire harness is not the same as the light harness. Also, I think we determined that the cucv gauge flex circuit is not the same either.

And a big fart can exhaust tip?

Moved to the forums, no discussions in the classifieds. All info is lost when the ads get deleted.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vG8_APf1E-U

Did some searching and found a few interesting things.

What do you like about them? The only thing I can see that may be beneficial is that the spool is very narrow and mounted vertically which should function much better on indirect angle pulls.

The primary is under the alternator. There is a bolt head on top of the filter base. Do not spin the cup/can. I loosen my alternator and swing it towards the motor to make it easier. There are a few different primary filters. If you take out one that is stone like(like an aquarium filter)...

I don't believe I have ever seen one of those.

It's a military issued/used item used to diagnose/retreive data. Kinda like a mechanical OBDII. The trucks sensors all go to the big round plug under the ashtray.

Here's the picture page from the parts TM. There is no end on it.

How about ah pic, for us that are clueless?