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Wheel bearing service should be in the -20 or -24 level TM. Will look for link to a good thread next.

SEM paints makes a dash spray paint. http://www.semproducts.com/ Their burgundy is close to OEM CUCV color(not exact)

I've used the primer on a golfcart. Then I painted over that with Krylon OD. It has worked very well.

Here's the same one, black.

Interesting, it looks as though he is a member of the site. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/member.php?60230-1Tanner1 No posts. You could give him reputaion(feedback).

One more comment off topic gets the thread closed.

The fun in the mud is good to remember as you pull all hubs and service all 12 wheel bearings. That fun memory may fade over the next couple days.

Actually, I think I recall that there are two for redundancy. Not sure right now. They are very big and look to be speced to major overkill, for what they do. Yes, mine is bypassed, but still there and able to be reconnected in less than a minute just in case I find myself in a combat...

IIRC, I once looked it up by it's NSN and found all of the specs for the resistors.

Where did you get the adapter? You know about the common issue with forklift damage and cucvs, right?

What part of these rules do you NOT understand? Maybe while you sit logged off , banned for a day, you'll have time to understand these rules.

I see the OP logged on today, looked at this thread but never replied.

Sounds like the SF-97 will be useless to you, they are only good to the original purchaser.

Could you post a part number and proper name from the parts TM?

And one more rule for you to try using/following. Capitalization.

Do NOT cross post(post the same thing in multiple forums/threads. This is not only against the rules, it is rude.

Was the sf-97 issued to you?

There should be dozens of threads covering these parts. Have you discovered something that has not been posted before(is that why you started a new thread, rather than ad to an existing one?).

How did it fail? Pics? Explanation?

You would.