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Check you fuses, especially the bottom most fuse.

I'd clean it and slap it back together. Worse case your out a head gasket and a couple hours time. Clean all your threads before assembly.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?41890-WTB-Turbo-to-Exhaust-Manifold-Gasket

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?83166-Need-ASAP-Exhaust-Manifold-to-Turbo-Gasket-OVERNIGHT-Shipping

Pretty sure you could have bought one from C&C Equiptment for that much too. I hate to say it but, you should have asked for help with this before buying. Research time is time well spent(with no money spent).

So, you've spent $18000 so far? George is a vendor on this site and dealer of trucks. Located in Toms River NJ.

Well, it's as easy to figure out as to simply look at your previous posts. I bet you never buy a truck over 1000 miles away without inspecting it in person, ever again. Our site rules restrict posting about any litigation, so if that's where your headed,you need to stop posting about it here...

Is this the truck you posted about with the rear mounted intake? Bobbed?

Is the little wire touching the big wire on the starter?

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?100355-Air-system-relief-valve-opening-on-M925-Frozen-air-lines-valves btw, the new site google search works great!

You can always look up the part number in the parts TM,then google search the NSN or part number. Or you can search this site.

Gimpyrobb is in your neck of the woods. He may be able to help you too.

Rims clean and straight? When did this start? Does it do it at all speeds? Did you try different air pressures?

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?62314-M109-Box-only-weight http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?62314-M109-Box-only-weight

I vote clubhouse(elevated). That crane will be fine.

This new thing called the internet is awesome. I simply typed in the part number and hose, and found it available for less than $13(in 2 minutes or less). http://saturnsurplus.com/m35/m35-98.html Am I the only one that knows about the internet?

http://www.hbdthermoid.com/ (800) 543-8070

If you want to be cheap, go to Lowe's, Ace, or Home Depot and buy a fernco coupling for sewer pipe.

And to be 100% clear, the title is still incorrect because M932 is a truck model number, not a series number. It should say M939 series, or just M923 truck.

Just look at the Manuals for the series numbers. How they got picked, I do not know. It is confusing to tell someone to look at the 939 series manuals for their 900 series truck. If we did lump all that start with "9" into a "900 series"(which does not exist), then the answer to the OP's...