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Do your windsheild wipers function?

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Is your vent/blow-off tube clear(unobstructed)?

The fusible link is between the 24 volt buss bar and the resistor. Red wire.

If you touched the top red wire to ground, via your screwdriver, then you probably only burned a fusible link. Is your GP relay still supplied with 24 volts through the resistor on the firewall?

Last time you posted about your GP system, everything was honky dory. Why were you poking at your relay with a screwdriver? You should not have seen sparks by simply touching the relay. The red wire, yes... Test the top(input) big wire for voltage. If none, find the burnt fusible link and...

The partstarget link lists a dozen manufacturers and their part numbers. 6 of those are common brand names that should be available in any reasonably sized city. The nut is a standard nut that should be found locally, quite easily. Searching is good for the soul...

http://www.fastenal.com/web/products/details/440250-131280

Let them order it from their regional warehouse. How about a local hydraulic hose shop, or truck shop.

Try scrolling down to the bottom of this page and read some of the similar threads. I'm surprised you didn't find them when you searched before posting.

I have used a soft set pipe thread sealant on mine to keep them from falling off. Maybe some teflon tape would work too. Saftey wiring them together at the bell, to stop rotation would work well.

Incorrect. This one is a 45 degree flare. AN fittings are 37 degree.

Ok, as easy as looking at the parts tm, and identifying it by NSN. 4730-00-014-2435 Then a google search for that, and look at the "parttarget" link that comes up. http://www.parttarget.com/4730-00-014-2435_4730000142435_143407.html Then scroll down to the list of manufacturers and their...

I know I have bought that fitting locally. Perhaps I got it from a brake fitting selection at my local Napa.

Can you clarify which part you need with a NSN? Usually nsn are searchable too.

Complete diagnosis of the oil pressure gauge is covered in the -20TM. The whole gauge panel grounds through the 4 mount screws. There are 60 and 120 psi gauges and senders. How tight did you tighten your oil filter bolt? 60 ft/lbs comes to mind. It's in the -20TM also. More and it will...

Yes, they all run on top.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?61054-wires-unsure