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Newstar is made in Korea by Kia?

seal, the famous seals the keyway ...................... **** thing should be famous anyhow I need a bunch of these squish seals...#1 in the drawing (#1) Please say where to get a dozen or so .... best price?

It could be the leaking wheel cylinder, no seal in the keyway, worn out brake linings, rotted, twisted steel brake lines, really sad rubber brake lines, missing fastners, etc and just a mess. Truck don't go anymore until fixed. See something like this and you then know you have the other five...

You asked what would you need to do the job on the ninth. If the seal in the keyway was omitted or has failed then assure you have a good seal when YOU fix it.

from post #1 "emulsion of coolant and and oil blew out in my face" How does it go when you depressurize the coolant system? Does the problem go away? What is higher pressure when engine is last shut off? Where did the pressure go if it could find a path? Vehicle built to be started and run...

OK Everybody wants quiet.......... I just must try it out now.. What does a Deuce sound like with no exhaust restrictions? What does that do to BP, MP, inlet & exhaust temps ? Will the "C" run cooler? Oh my....................... This will wake 'em up I remember that un-muffled tank...

Can't turn off the air so turn off the fuel

Ospho and rattlecan

can of worms just checking what I got with the geared tool versus what a calibrated wrench indicates

budd cap nut the TM says throw away the budd capnuts when removed means they were torqued and stretched Everybody does that for safety reasons

interesting stuff here in SS and here too ................. http://www.engineersedge.com/wwwboard/posts/13070.html and here http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/tech/techpage.jsp?techid=107& and I don't have months to read it all can of worms Torque is the measurement of the stretch of clean dry...

I can't fiqure where this goes................... Yes I searched maybe I spelled Veteran wrong? http://fleetowner.com/fleet-management/fmcsa-plans-cdl-changes-attract-veterans anyhow FMCSA plans CDL changes to attract veterans FMCSA estimates that more than 60,000 U.S. service...

from Steel Soldiers Geared Lug Wrench - how NOT to use it & extra info 03-01-2010, 19:08number9 with the issue 30 inch bar and stud/lugnut wrench a 200lb man bouncing on it can produce all the torque you will ever need to tighten these nuts and if you do it yourself you will always be able...

put a few tons of men and equipment in the back and drive across fields. It is not the size, it is capability. tow the 2500 across the field too.

think of a 6x6 that is a 10x10 with a spare

Get a 2-1/2 rated ton off road tactical military vehicle that you can drive on the street. Drive it thru some stuff, loaded down and notice what is possible. This is no different then the old daze. No "automatic" anything. Built like a truck. Best flavor. Nobody, anywhere, and no kind of way...

engine runaway air inlets to plug So plugging the main air intake will not work to starve the air off. Are the other all other inlets closed off with the fording kit? TM 9-2320-209-20P page 644 is not real clear about that.

stop the corrosion with Ospho. wire bruch and paint it.

There is a small fitting on the head of the outlet of the pump mechanism. It is inline + opposite the outlet line. Maybe hex drive. Doesn't matter. The other end is 1/8" NPT. Just screw a gauge into there forever. Then one can tell if one has the 3 to 7 PSIG out of the in-tank fuel pump that...

Deuce name is Baby. That is what the General named it. Was his first truck. He now has a lot of toys.